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s were camping near the fort on the south side of the river, and at another, according188 to Thomas Boggs, six or seven thousand Cheyennes were camped there at one time. When the Kiowas, Comanches,St. Louis Blues Dresy, and Apaches were camped about the fort the number of Indians was very large. It must be remembered that prior to 1849 the Indians of the Southwest had not been appreciably affected by any of the new diseases brought into the country by the whites. This was largely due to the forethought of William Bent, who,Columbus Blue Jackets Paidat, by his action in 1829,Minnesota Wild Paidat, when smallpox was raging at his stockade, protected the Cheyennes and Arapahoes at least, and very likely other Indians,Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang Tröja, from the attacks of this dread disease.
Shortly after the great peace between the Cheyennes,Marco Verratti Drakt, Arapahoes, Kiowas, Comanches,Vancouver Canucks Dresy, and Apaches, which was made in 1840, the two great camps moved up to Bent’s Fort, the Cheyennes and Arapahoes camping on the north side of the river,Patrice Bergeron Pelipaita, the Kiowas, Comanches,Tyler Seguin Pelipaita, and Apaches on the south. It was a great gathering of Indians, and the feastingGoogle Links:
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