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The True Narrative of the Five Years' Suffering and Perilous Adventures by Miss Barber, Wife of "Squatting Bear", a Celebrated Sioux Chief
- Narrated by: Anne Makoto
- Length: 2 hrs and 41 mins
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The True Narrative of the Five Years' Suffering and Perilous Adventures by Miss Barber, Wife of "Squatting Bear", a Celebrated Sioux Chief
Narrated by:
Anne Makoto
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Publisher's Summary
Mary Barber was born in Massachusetts and married Sioux chief Squatting Bear in 1867. In her memoirs, she described her experiences with the Sioux and the many relations of Squatting Bear.
Public Domain (P)2020 Museum Audiobooks
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