Mendocino War
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The Mendocino War was a conflict between settlers and Native Americans that took place in Mendocino County, California in 1859. Several hundred American Indians were killed.[1] Many young Indians were sold into servitude in the white settlements.
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- The California State Military Museum: The Mendocino War of 1859-1860
- Frank H. Baumgardner III. Killing for Land in Early California - Indian Blood at Round Valley. Algora Publishing (June 30, 2005) ISBN 0-87586-365-5
- Kimberly Johnston-Dodds. "The Legislature's Majority and Minority Reports on the Mendocino War (1860)" in Early California Laws and Policies Related to California Indians. California Research Bureau, California State Library. September 2002
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