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'''Mrs. George Wilhauer''', born '''Nancy Sims''', survived a [[September]] [[1877]] attack on a wagon train near [[Red Clay Ridge]] by [[Pai'ngya]] and the [[Kiowa]]. At the time, she was seven years old. Her account of the event, later recorded in ''[[Pai'ngya Stands-in-the-Middle: Cunning Mesmerist or Holy Warrior?]]'', was largely dismissed by historians because it described warriors rising from the ground as if by magic and a skulled devil emerging from [[A'daltem Ano'nde|Pai'ngya's rifle]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Book of the War (novel)|namedpart=Pai'ngya}}) | '''Mrs. George Wilhauer''', born '''Nancy Sims''', survived a [[September]] [[1877]] attack on a wagon train near [[Red Clay Ridge]] by [[Pai'ngya]] and the [[Kiowa]]. At the time, she was seven years old. Her account of the event, later recorded in ''[[Pai'ngya Stands-in-the-Middle: Cunning Mesmerist or Holy Warrior?]]'', was largely dismissed by historians because it described warriors rising from the ground as if by magic and a skulled devil emerging from [[A'daltem Ano'nde|Pai'ngya's rifle]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Book of the War (novel)|namedpart=Pai'ngya}}) | ||
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