Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Choctaw” in chapter 29, page 298 of William Hepworth Dixon, White Conquest: Volume 1:
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Reduced in numbers, the Caddoes have moved into the Washita region, leaving their ancient hunting-fields to the coyotes and wolves.
In theory the district lies in Choctaw country, but the Choctaws never occupied this valley, and the coming in of railway men, with teams and tools, induced the nearer families to move their lodges farther back.
Caddo, abandoned to the ...
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