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Exterior portrait of a shackled Navajo Indian, identified as Nesh-Kai-Hay, detained for the murder of L. S. Welsh, a trader and employee of Henry Hill at Fruitland, New Mexico

MLA

of Western Americana, Yale Collection. Exterior Portrait of a Shackled Navajo Indian, Identified as Nesh-Kai-Hay, Detained for the Murder of L. S. Welsh, a Trader and Employee of Henry Hill at Fruitland, New Mexico. 1893. https://collections.library.yale.edu/catalog/17444205.

APA, 6th edition

of Western Americana, Y. C. (1893). Exterior portrait of a shackled Navajo Indian, identified as Nesh-Kai-Hay, detained for the murder of L. S. Welsh, a trader and employee of Henry Hill at Fruitland, New Mexico. https://collections.library.yale.edu/catalog/17444205.