Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 295
; and she persuaded the chief, her father,to get together as many as possible of the wan-dering Piutes and bring them to the fort. Sarah was sweet and handsome and very quickand able. When she grew older she married oneof the young army officers, but later he wentEast and she returned to her own… … PRINCESS SARAH, OR TOC-ME-TO-NE. started on the war-path in Idaho and, joining theMalheur Piutes, fought the white people whereverthey went. This was called the Piute and Ban-nock War. The Princess, Sarah Winnemucca,was riding near Fort Lyons, Idaho, when sheheard of the trouble. She was on her way…
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