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18148
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English
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Caught In Between : Jacob Hamblin and the Southern Paiutes During the Black Hawk-Navajo Wars of the Late 1860s
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Utah Historical Quarterly
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Winter 2007
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75
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no.1
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22-43
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Discusses Hamblin's initial success with the Southern Paiutes and the troubles that follow the Mountain Meadows Massacre. Lyman recounts many of the incidents and raids involving the Paiutes and Navajos, Hamblins frustration with the way Mormon Church Leaders were handling the events, and how Hamblin was finally able to negotiate the peace treaty in 1870.
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