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| Narrator | Title | Theme | Topics | Keywords | Type |
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| Dr. Elden Lawrence | Two ways of life were clashing |
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Oral story |
| Dr. Elden Lawrence | “I’ll die with you. Because I’m not a coward.” |
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Oral story |
| Dr. Elden Lawrence | Lorenzo Lawrence (Towanetaton) |
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Oral story |
| Dr. Elden Lawrence | They got some recompense, I guess |
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Oral story |
| Dr. Elden Lawrence | Milford Monument |
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Oral story |
| Dr. Elden Lawrence | Family roles were very structured and followed very closely |
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Oral story |
| Judith Anywaush | Do those people really know that they can stay there; they don’t have to come back. |
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Oral story |
| Dr. Elden Lawrence | Common ground |
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Oral story |
| Dr. Elden Lawrence | If I don’t break down some barriers, if I don’t tread some new paths... |
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Oral story |
| Pamela Halverson | You can feel the coldness in there |
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Oral story |
| Dr. Elden Lawrence | You don’t give up. |
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Oral story |
| Dr. Elden Lawrence | “You guys can’t be in here; I own all the air in here” |
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Oral story |
| Dallas Ross | They don’t see colors in people; they just see people in people |
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Oral story |
| Michael Childs | It was used against us; the generosity was used against us |
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Oral story |
| Willard Manderfeld | They had to teach us English first |
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Oral story |
| Dr. Elden Lawrence | Who you are is something nobody can take away from you |
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Oral story |
| Dr. Elden Lawrence | "We’re going to drive you all the way to the Rocky Mountains" |
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Oral story |
| Lillian Wilson | I don’t think it was hard; it was kind of like an adventure. |
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Oral story |
| Dr. Elden Lawrence | The ideal American doesn’t really exist; he’s a myth |
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Oral story |
| Dr. Elden Lawrence | It would serve as a memorial to the people that were there |
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Oral story |
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