The Karankawa Indians, the Coast People of Texas

by Albert S. Gatschet

1891History
american-historynorth-american-indian
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This historical work examines the Karankawa Indians, an Indigenous people associated with the Texas Gulf Coast. Published in 1891, it presents observations and historical accounts concerning their culture, language, and traditional way of life.

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Author
Albert S. Gatschet
Published
1891
Genre
History
Formats
Print · PDF
Pages
114
Print size
6 × 9 in
Tags
american-history, north-american-indian

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