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English: Three Piegan (Blackfeet) chiefs. Albumen print. 1900
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Curtis, Edward
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Date of birth/death February 16, 1868 October 19, 1952
Location of birth/death Whitewater Los Angeles
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[edit] Licensing

Source: Scanned from page 30 of the following book.

  • Cardozo, Christopher (2000). Sacred Legacy, 192pp, Simon and Schuster.

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