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* The Oregon Lawman and Trapper Joe Meek was a downplayed version. He didn't quite "go native" but he was apparently friendly with Indians and had a Shoshone wife. He also had a fondness for some of the dress of French-Canadian rivermen. |
* The Oregon Lawman and Trapper Joe Meek was a downplayed version. He didn't quite "go native" but he was apparently friendly with Indians and had a Shoshone wife. He also had a fondness for some of the dress of French-Canadian rivermen. |
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*The fur cartels of the American West couldn't decide whether they wanted more to be Indians going native with Whites or Whites going native with Indians. There was considerable mishmash of customs and intermarriage. |
*The fur cartels of the American West couldn't decide whether they wanted more to be Indians going native with Whites or Whites going native with Indians. There was considerable mishmash of customs and intermarriage. |
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* Douglas MacArthur did this to some degree whenever he ended up as a governor-general. In the Phillipines he sometimes gave the impression of a Hispanic [[The Generalissimo|generalismo]] and in Japan you could swear he was a Shogun. |
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