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Coconino County |
Snow |
1954 |
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Coconino County |
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1899 |
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Coconino Cattle Co. The only way to run a ranch |
Ellinger |
1960 |
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Coconino Cattle Co, the only way to run a ranch |
Ellinger |
1960 |
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Cochise: Apache war leader, 1858-1861 |
Tyler |
1965 |
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Cochise. A name Arizona is proud to claim |
Cardon |
1975 |
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Cochise- Santa Cruz growth persists |
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1975 |
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Cochise, chief of the Apache Ciricahuas |
Auer |
1972 |
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Cochise, "A gutsy little airline." |
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1974 |
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Cochise, "A gutsy little airline" |
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1974 |
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Cochise's stronghold --- a citadel without walls |
Kutz |
1975 |
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Cochise's stronghold --- a citadel without walls |
Kutz |
1975 |
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Cochise site distribution in the San Pedro Valley |
Whalen |
1975 |
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Cochise site distribution in the San Pedro Valley |
Whalen |
1975 |
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Cochise praised six brave men who fought hundreds of Indians in 3-day fight at Doubtful Canyon |
Frazier |
1962 |
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Cochise no take cattle |
Baker |
1940 |
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Cochise most intelligent |
Willson |
1968 |
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Cochise Head, an Arizona landmark |
Dougan |
1964 |
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Cochise County, in the heart of the great Southwest |
Herring |
1925 |
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Cochise County Hospital |
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1977 |
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Cochise County Hospital |
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1977 |
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Cochise County characters and capers: Renwick White, pioneer newspaperman and printer |
Gee |
1972 |
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Cochise County characters and capers: Renwick White, pioneer newspaperman and printer |
Gee |
1972 |
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Cochise County characters and capers: Renwick White, pioneer newspaperman and printer |
Gee |
1972 |
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Cochise County characters and capers: Charles Lee Hines (1881- ) |
Gee |
1973 |
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Cochise - greatest of the Apaches |
Arnold |
1951 |
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Cochise - chief of the Apache Chiricahuas |
Auer |
1966 |
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Coast Guard in the desert |
Brophy |
1959 |
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Coast guard in the desert |
Brophy |
1959 |
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Coal Mine Canyon |
Brady |
1946 |
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Coal gasification: a crucial issue |
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1975 |
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Coal gasification: a crucial issue |
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1975 |
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Coal Canyon: home of the Ghost Lady |
Morrall |
1975 |
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Coach on a spot |
Smith |
1956 |
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Co-eds a-horseback; the University of Arizona teaches real horsemanship to women as well as to men |
Lockwood |
1925 |
