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Hundred arrows ambushed

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At the head of the poster: “within a hundred miles of Fort Laramie there is an area called the” Indian Labyrinth, “dominated by the Cheyennes tribes. Area of ambushes, impervious fortress. With only a hundred arrows, one day the Labyrinth Indians destroyed two squadrons of cavalry... And for that area they wanted to spend five men and one woman, heading to Laramie with transit on the path of red death...”
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Title: Hundred arrows ambushed
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At the head of the poster: “within a hundred miles of Fort Laramie there is an area called the” Indian Labyrinth, “dominated by the Cheyennes tribes.
Area of ambushes, impervious fortress.
With only a hundred arrows, one day the Labyrinth Indians destroyed two squadrons of cavalry.
And for that area they wanted to spend five men and one woman, heading to Laramie with transit on the path of red death.
”.

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