Houghton 44W-1596 - Hoo-wan-ne-ka

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Houghton 44W-1596 - Hoo-wan-ne-ka

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Illustration von "Hoo-wan-ne-ka", einem Winnebaco-Häuptling, Platte nach S. 170. Aus der Geschichte der Indianerstämme Nordamerikas: mit biografischen Skizzen und Anekdoten der wichtigsten Häuptlinge, 1838, von Thomas Loraine McKenney (1785-1859) und James Hall (1793-1868). 44W-1596, Houghton Library, Harvard University

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