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Alternate Title:	Frank Merriwell's Generalship; or, Beating the Carlisle Indians (cover title)
Subjects / Tags:	Attempted murder Beckwith (Fictitious character) Bellwood, Elsie (Fictitious character) Bingham, Ralph (Fictitious character) Browning, Bruce (Fictitious character) Burrage, Inza (Fictitious character) Carson, Berlin (Fictitious character) Chickering, Rupert (Fictitious character) College stories Dashleigh, Bert (Fictitious character) Defarge, Bertrand (Fictitious character) Dirk, Selton (Fictitious character) Football Football stories Hand-to-hand fighting Hodge, Bart (Fictitious character) Hot air balloons Hull, Tilton (Fictitious character) Indians of North America Ives, Julian (Fictitious character) Jealousy King, Hector (Fictitious character) Lord, Ollie (Fictitious character) Merriwell, Charles Conrad (Fictitious character) Merriwell, Frank (Fictitious character) Morgan, Dade (Fictitious character) New Haven (Conn.) Packard, Oliver (Fictitious character) Packard, Roland (Fictitious character) Pike, Donald (Fictitious character) Ready, Jack (Fictitious character) School and sports stories Silver, Ned (Fictitious character) Skelding, Gene (Fictitious character) Starbright, Dick (Fictitious character) United States Indian School (Carlisle, Pa.) Veazie, Lew (Fictitious character) Yale University

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Frank Merriwell's Generalship; or, Beating the Carlisle Indians (cover title)

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Online Full Text:	Bowling Green State University Northern Illinois University
Series:	Tip Top Weekly no. 240
Item:	Frank Merriwell's Playing; or, Beating the Carlisle Indians
Author:	Standish, Burt L., 1866-1945 (pseudonym used by Whitson, John Harvey, 1854-1936)
Date:	November 17, 1900
Publisher:	Street & Smith (New York (N.Y.): 238 William St.) -- United States
OCLC Number:	29822244
Description:	Includes departments (pages 31-32): Applause -- Correspondence.

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