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Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Introduction -- Ten Bears-Attocknie Genealogy -- Dedication -- Preface -- The Dated Narratives -- 1. The Life of Ten Bears -- 2. Peace with the Kiowas -- 3. Uhta Hookne -- 4. Nahwakatahnohpetuhupu -- 5. Piakoruko's War against the Apaches -- 6. Where the Comanches' Saddle Packs Were Captured -- 7. The Badger's Mirror -- 8. Disaster in Coahuila -- 9. The Red-Striped Saddle Blanket -- 10. The Battle at Little Robe Creek -- 11. Wutsuki -- 12. Tuhtahyuheekuh Evens the Score against the Osages -- 13. Onawia Takes a New Wife and Goes to Mexico

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