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Silko, Leslie Marmon, Yellow Woman and a Beauty of the Spirit, New York, 1996

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Dando-Collins, Stephen, Standing Bear is a Person: The True Story of a Native American's Quest for Justice, Cambridge, MA, 2004

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Edited by Peter Nabokov, Native American Testimony; A Chronicle of Indian-White Relations from Prophecy to the Present, 1492 - 1992, New York, 1992

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2001 "Black Indians; An American Story", narrated by James Earl Jones and edited by Stephen Heape

Chuck Connors in Branded, the first season

The Lone Ranger, selected television episodes

Wagon Train, selected television episodes

Buffalo Bill Jr., selected television episodes

Judge Roy Bean, selected television episodes

The Rifleman, selected television episodes,

Abbott & Costello, Ride em, Cowboy, (1942)

How the West Was Won, (1962), based on the Louis L'Amour book of the same name

Hombre, Paul Newman, 1967

Desert Patrol, (1932), Bob Steele

The Searchers, 1956, John Wayne

Son of Paleface, 1952, Bob Hope

Ella Mae, from the Radio Series :Have Gun, Will Travel

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