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1. A Robbery on the Santa Fe Trail, 1827 A Robbery on the Santa Fe Trail, 1827 Autumn//1955 Description of and reprinted 1827 letter of Thomas Talbot and seven other Santa Fe traders to the United States Congress, regarding their robbery by Pawnee Indians on the Santa Fe Trail that year.
2. American Indians in Kansas American Indians in Kansas Winter 2003-2004 Part of the magazine's "Review Essay Series". Editor's introduction states the author "reviews the writings on the history of the region's indigenous peoples while discussing key themes, major studies,...
3. John Dougherty and the Pawnee Rite of Human Sacrifice: April, 1827 John Dougherty and the Pawnee Rite of Human Sacrifice: April, 1827 April//1969 Details the account of acting Indian agent for the Upper Missouri Agency, John Dougherty, and an encounter he had in 1827 concerning the Pawnee Indian custom of human sacrifice.
4. Kansas before 1854: A Revised Annals, Part Seventeen, 1848 Kansas before 1854: A Revised Annals, Part Seventeen, 1848 Summer//1965 Brief description of a treaty with the Pawnee Indians in Nebraska in 1848.
5. Pawnees!! Pawnees!! Summer 2011 Article about the Pawnee Indians and the various accounts documented in letters, diaries and books by early travelers, including George Sibley, George Catlin, J. Goldsborough Bruff, Thomas Bullock, John...
6. Robbery on the Santa Fe Trail in 1842 Robbery on the Santa Fe Trail in 1842 February//1951 Biographical article about well-known trapper and guide Thomas Fitzpatrick (ca. 1799-1854) and his 1842 letter describing his robbery by Pawnee Indians "about three hundred miles from Independence on the...
7. The Pawnee Scouts and the North Brothers The Pawnee Scouts and the North Brothers March//1966 History of the Pawnee Scouts, a group hired to protect Federal interests from Pawnee and other Indian attacks in the years following the Civil War, mainly in northern Kansas and Nebraska.