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Oklahoma: A Story Through Her People

A full-color photography book showcasing Oklahoma paired with the histories of companies, institutions, and organizations that have made the state great.

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<strong>Oklahoma</strong> is her people—present and past. <strong>Oklahoma</strong>ns<br />

have changed the world around them. <strong>Oklahoma</strong> artists have<br />

used oils, pastels, pencils, stone, and many other media<br />

to project their imagination in the form of art. In the same<br />

way, <strong>Oklahoma</strong> authors and poets have recorded our past<br />

in both fiction and non-fiction. Marquis James won Pulitzer<br />

Prizes for biographies of Sam Houston and Andrew Jackson.<br />

Grant Foreman wrote of the American West. Angie Debo<br />

courageously told the story of the hardships faced by the<br />

American Indians being forced to move to Indian Territory.<br />

John Hope Franklin became the nation’s leading African<br />

American historian.<br />

O K L A H O M A : A S t o r y T h r o u g h H e r P e o p l e<br />

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