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Navajo (Diné) captives under guard at Fort Sumner, New Mexico, ca. 1864–1868, after having their homes destroyed by U.S. settler forces and being forced to walk 300 miles (500 km) to the Bosque Redondo internment camp. Photograph by the United States Army Signal Corps.

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	Navajo ~~Indian~~ captives under guard, Fort Sumner, New Mexico, ca. 1864–1868. Photograph by the United States Army Signal Corps.		Navajo (Diné) captives under guard at Fort Sumner, New Mexico, ca. 1864–1868, after having their homes destroyed by U.S. settler forces and being forced to walk 300 miles (500 km) to the Bosque Redondo internment camp. Photograph by the United States Army Signal Corps.