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about Cheyenne.
Northern Cheyenne Tribe,
Montana Cheyenne and
Arapaho Tribes,
Oklahoma Cheyenne Dictionary,
Chief Dull
Knife College Cheyennes, Encyclopedia...
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Cheyenne (/ʃaɪˈæn/ shy-AN or /ʃaɪˈɛn/ shy-EN) is the
capital and most
populous city of the U.S.
state of Wyoming, as well as the
county seat of Laramie...
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Northern Cheyennes,
University of
Oklahoma Press (December 2004),
trade paperback, 255
pages ISBN 0-8061-3645-6 ISBN 978-0806136455 Mari Sandoz,
Cheyenne Autumn...
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Cheyenne, Kansas, a
ghost town
Cheyenne, Oklahoma, a town
Cheyenne, Wyoming, the
state capital of
Wyoming Cheyenne County (disambiguation)
Cheyenne Township...
- PA-42
Cheyenne is a twin
engine turboprop aircraft built by
Piper Aircraft. The PA-42
Cheyenne is a
larger development of the
earlier PA-31T
Cheyennes I and...
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George Bird, The
Cheyenne Indians:
Their History and Ways of Life, Yale
University Press, 1924. Grinnell,
George Bird,
Fighting Cheyennes,
University of...
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reported that
Cheyennes and
Arapahos had
driven off 60 oxen and 12
horses and
mules from
their camp
south of Denver.
George Bent (a half-
Cheyenne, half-white...
- The
Cheyenne Mountain Complex is a
United States Space Force installation and
defensive bunker located in
unincorporated El Paso County, Colorado, next...
- The
Cheyenne River (Lakota: Wakpá Wašté; "Good River"), also
written Chyone,
referring to the
Cheyenne people who once
lived there, is a
tributary of the...
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contributed to the
breakdown of the
traditional matrilineal clan
system of the
Cheyennes.
Customarily when a man married, he
moved to the camp of his wife's band...
