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The Mystery of the Pheasants
North of Twelfth Street
Seth Bullock
The Mystery of the Maize
The South Dakota State Capitol
The Jumping-Off Place
Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane
Ho! for the Black Hills
Love Letters from Mount Rushmore: The Story of a Marriage, a Monument, and a Moment in History
Sioux Women
Pioneer Girl
Hugh Glass
Controlled Recklessness
Natives of a Dry Place
Red Cloud
Plains Political Tradition
The Monster Who Ate the State
County Capitols
Circling Back Home
Dear Unforgettable Brother
Transformation and Continuity in Lakota Culture
Tasunka
Governors' Portraits
Literary Apprenticeship of Laura Ingalls Wilder
Infinite West
First Lady Inaugural Gowns
Indian Heirship Lands
Walking Along
Why We Love History
Six
A South Dakota Rendezvous
Dancing with Colonels
Come into the Water
Greet the Dawn
Umpire in a Skirt
Gold Rush
Sitting Bull Surrender Census
Sitting Bull, Prisoner of War
Principle over Party
Dammed Indians Revisited
Small-town Boy, Small-town Girl
Waiting for Coyote's Call
Forgotten Lives
Dance in a Buffalo Skull
The Sioux in South Dakota History
Laura Ingalls Wilder
Cowboy Life
Politics of Oz
Picturing the Past
The Discontented Gopher
Gold, Gals, Guns, Guts
The Raccoon and the Bee Tree
History of South Dakota
Plains Political Tradition
Dakota
Fort Randall on the Missouri, 1856-1892
Gold in the Black Hills
George McGovern
Hard Knocks
Tatanka and the Lakota People
Peter Norbeck
A New Deal for South Dakota
Paul Goble, Storyteller
Pioneer Girl Perspectives
Fort Tecumseh and Fort Pierre Chouteau
Muskrat and Skunk / Sinkpe na Maka
Glorious Fourth of July
Born Criminal
Early Churches in South Dakota
The Plains Political Tradition
Without Reservation
Gabriel Renville
The Frontier Army
Spotted Tail: Warrior and Statesman