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Tafoya |
Dennis W. |
Robeson County Compensatory Indian Education Project. Evaluation and Final Report. |
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Talbert |
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Barker Chairs Interim [School] Board, Selects Committees Carefully. |
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Talbert |
Malissa |
County Group Supports Oxendine for PSU Post. |
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Talbert |
Malissa |
County Group Supports Oxendine for PSU Post. |
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Talbert |
Malissa |
Superintendent Selected for Merged System. |
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Talbert |
Malissa |
Board OKs District Lines for 6 High School Plan. |
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Talbert |
Malissa |
John Bridgeman Instrumental in Developing New Coopera-tion. |
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Talbert |
Melissa |
National Indian Group Endorses Recognition for Lumbees. |
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Talbert |
Melissa |
Lumbee Recognition Is Debated. |
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Tarleton |
Larry |
Robeson County's Indians Bolting Democratic Ranks |
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Taukchiray |
Wes |
Henry Berry Lowrie was never arrested, tried and convicted. |
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Taukchiray |
Wesley |
Map errors and Indians of the Carolinas. |
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Taylor |
Curtis L. |
Rural county in N.C. contends with city problems. James Jordan's murder brought notoriety to Robeson County. It has high unemployment and drug trade |
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Taylor |
J.M. |
Behind the green water. |
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Taylor |
Vincent |
Lonnie Revels Honored for Service to Indians |
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Temple |
Dennis Michael |
Comparative Approach to the Study of a White-Indian-Negro Caste System in Robeson County, North Carolina. |
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Terry |
G. Cunningham |
Sir Walter Raleigh’s Lost Colony of Roanoke. |
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Thomas |
Maude |
Away Down Home: A History of Robeson County, North Carolina. |
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Thomas |
Robert K. |
A report on research of Lumbee origins. |
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Thompson |
Betty |
A ‘Lost Colony’ of Methodists? |
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Thompson |
Estes |
N.C. county picks Indian as sheriff; Lumbees say election will aid their image |
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Thompson |
Estes |
Lumbee Indian sheriff wants to restore faith in law; officer seen as unifying force in Robeson County. |
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Thompson |
Leilani B. |
A Proposal for Development and Use of Audio and Video Tape Recordings in the United Lumbee Nation of North Carolina and America |
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Thompson |
Marshall |
Robeson County Indians Make Forward Strides; Scuffletown Makes Way for Churches and Homes |
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Thompson |
Marshall |
Ethnologist Links Robeson Indians with ‘Lost Colony’. |
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Thompson |
Norma J. |
An Analysis of Factors Relating to Job Satisfaction and Training of American Indian Graduates of Pembroke State University with Emphasis on Business Education Graduates. |
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Thompson |
Vernon Ray |
A Study of the Indian Schools of Robeson County, North Carolina. |
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Thompson |
Vernon Ray |
A History of the Education of the Lumbee Indians of Robeson County, North Carolina, 1885-1970. |
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Thomson |
Estes |
Rural Prosperity Commission to study why region lags |
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Thoreson |
Katrina |
Legendary Pride: How Legends Derived from Times of Oppression Influence Cultural Pride in Subsequent Eras Through the Analysis of the Lowry War in Robeson County, North Carolina 1864-1872 |
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Thrasher |
Alice |
Universities work on diversity. |
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Tilley |
Greta |
Lumbee Indians Left Farm to Find City Job Bias |
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Tilley |
Greta |
Lumbees Aim to End 'Invisible' Status |
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Tilley |
Greta |
Indians' Image Barrier in School |
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Tkacik |
Christina |
From the vault: American Indians in Maryland |
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Tobin |
Juanita |
The woman from the Lumbee tribe |
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Tobin |
Patricia L. |
Value of Children and Fertility Behavior in a Tri-Racial, Rural County. |
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Toole |
Judith |
Dropout Rate Increasing at Slower Pace. |
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Toole |
Judith |
New School District Lines to be Checked by Board. |
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Toole |
Judith |
Johnson’s Promise to Resign Fails to Satisfy Caucus. |
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Toole |
Judith |
Revealing Portrait' of County Compiled |
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Torbert |
Benjamin |
Tracing Native American language history through consonant cluster reduction: the case of Lumbee English |
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Torbert |
Benjamin Charles |
Native American language history traced through consonant cluster reduction: the case of Lumbee English |
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Towle |
Lisa H. |
A recipe for economic health |
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Towle |
Lisa H. |
Robeson repairing its image with efforts to boost tourism |
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Towle |
Lisa H. |
Dream team' for education: targeted for takeover, schools get help with dropouts, illiteracy |
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Townsend |
George Alfred |
The Swamp Outlaws: or, The North Carolina Bandits; being a complete history of the modern Rob Roys and Robin Hoods. |
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Townsend |
Peggy T. |
Vanishing Ancestors: Cemetery Records of Robeson County, North Carolina. |
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Tpkunesh |
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Arlinda Faye Locklear, 1951- |
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Trapani |
William |
Re/cognizing Native American sovereignty in an age of manifest manners. |
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Travis |
Scott |
Robeson Sheriff Maynor gets nod |
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Travis |
Scott |
Economic cohesion encouraged in Robeson County |
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Travis |
Scott |
The unbeaten path: Indian life once centered on the Burnt Swamp community. |
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Travis |
Scott |
Activist lawyer's legacy is still felt in Robeson. |
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Triplett |
Frank |
History, romance and philosophy of great American crimes and criminals.... |
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Tucker |
Jill |
Charter schools' officials may face criminal probe |
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Tumulty |
Karen |
Killing of Indian Brings N.C. Racial Problems to Fore |
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Turner |
Eugene |
Where diversity reigns |
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Tyner |
K. Blake |
Robeson County |
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Tyson |
Ruel W., Jr. |
The Testimony of Sister Annie Mae. |
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Tyson |
Timothy B. |
Ku Klux Klan routing, January 18, 1958. |