this was produced in a part of a celebration of the war centennial and its bob saunders and at the back of the card had a summary of the war and a black hole collection included 88 cards, ed seven with images and then a card that was the checklist. albert pulled back the forces in thee territory isolated. i hope what i am giving you a sense of and trying to argue is that you can see that these battles can spur enlistment activities that they are happening obviously in the larger world where they are paying attention to the events and political activity and battles and this can encourage or discourage enlistment among the troops. so because i want to be mindful of our time and i always have more stuff than i should, i'm going to jump ahead a little bit to mention the massacre that takes place in the chickasaw nation. you canan see the star marking that. and i want to bring this up because it demonstrates that during the war there can be tensions within groups and between native groups that are magnified by what's happening in the war. so the agency is the least district and at the center

this was produced in 1962 as a part of a celebration of the war centennial and it's the art of bob saunders and the back of the card had a summary of the war and the whole collection included 88 cards 87 with 87 with images and then a card that was the checklist so that you knew you had collected all the cards. and right you can see the difference in terms of the depiction and the 19th century versus the depiction in the 20th century. so i'm gonna i'm gonna pause share because i don't want to leave this on on this and well, i'll go forward to battle so you can see battles that are taking place. so the first choctaw and chickasaw mounted rifles failed to arrive on time at pea ridge and the federal forces defeated the confederate troops the confederate general albert pike pulled back his forces leaving indian territory, very isolated the proximity of the fighting and the threat of southern failure may have spurred confederate choctaw companies to form june and july brought still another 200 troops into service. so i hope what i'm giving you a sense of what i'm trying to argue for is that you