This A-to-Z treatment of Oklahoma history, geography, and lore features magnificent full-color contemporary photography throughout-along with intriguing historical black-and-whites. Region by region, the authors chronicle the varied landforms, along with the people from ancient times to today. Here are the major cities and the small towns, their stories, their colorful characters, the triumphs and tragedies, the dramas and comedies.
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Paul F. Lambert works as a consultant to the Chickasaw Nation and the Oklahoma Historical Society. He is the author or coauthor of thirteen books related to the history of Oklahoma and the petroleum industry.
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Oklahoma can be thought of as divided into two sections-the humid woodlands of the east and the semiarid grasslands of the west. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Indian Territory, Civil War, Oklahoma City, Unassigned Lands, United States, Canadian River, Cimarron County, Red River, Plains Indians, Creek Nation, Native Americans, Oklahoma Territory, Ottawa County, Cherokee Nation, New Mexico, Kay County, Cherokee Outlet, Five Tribes, Fort Gibson, Mississippi River, Comanche County, Oklahoma State University, Wichita Agency, Black Mesa, Fort Sill New!
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Oklahoma can be thought of as divided into two sections-the humid woodlands of the east and the semiarid grasslands of the west. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Indian Territory, Civil War, Oklahoma City, Unassigned Lands, United States, Canadian River, Cimarron County, Red River, Plains Indians, Creek Nation, Native Americans, Oklahoma Territory, Ottawa County, Cherokee Nation, New Mexico, Kay County, Cherokee Outlet, Five Tribes, Fort Gibson, Mississippi River, Comanche County, Oklahoma State University, Wichita Agency, Black Mesa, Fort Sill New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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- Indian Territory and Other Poems by H. L. Van Brunt on page 21, and page 27
- Wild West (Headstart) by M Hill on page 95
- Dairy Products (Food) (Early Library: Food) by Ann Thomas on page 89
- A Dictionary Of The Choctaw Language (Kessinger Publishing's Rare Reprints) by Cyrus Byington on page 47
- Historical Atlas of Oklahoma by John W. Morris in Back Matter
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