File:Schurz Indians White Thunder.jpg
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English: A black and white drawing of the Sioux warrior White Thunder. |
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| Source | The Youth's Companion via a clipping in the Papers of Carl Schurz at the Library of Congress |
| Author | undecipherable |
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Caption: WHITE THUNDER SPEAKS.
This illustration accompanied Carl Schurz's article “Some Experiences with Indians.”
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