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Jacob Piatt Dunn, Jr
His wide-ranging interests included campaigning to establish free public libraries across the state, working to enact a new city charter for Indianapolis, revitalizing a moribund Indiana Historical Society during the 1880s, painstakingly preserving the language of the Miami Indians, and, at age sixty-six, prospecting for mineral deposits in the jungles of Haiti.
True Indian Stories
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Indiana and Indianans, by Jacob Piatt Dunn
This index was done by the Work Progress Administration "under the direction of the Chief of the Reference Department of the Indianapolis Public Library."
Greater Indianapolis
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Indiana
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The Word Hoosier
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Indiana and Indianans
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