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	The Great Chiefs - Manuelito
		In January 1861, Manuelito and other important leaders met with Canby and again agreed to try to keep the peace, even though Manuelito did not believe this was possible.
		Barboncito, one of the most important leaders, was captured, but Manuelito held out until late April, hoping that he and his people would be able to remain near the fort.
		Manuelito served as head chief from 1870 to 1884, when he was succeeded by Henry Chee Dodge.
	nativeamericanrhymes.com /chiefs/manuelito.htm (0 words)

	Diné Biographies \| Manuelito (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Manuelito spent his days shooting arrows and competing with other young men in countless foot races and wrestling matches, always winning.
		Manuelito refused, saying, "the water there is mine, not yours, and the same with the grass.
		Finally, Manuelito and his band were among the last of the Navajos to come in to Bosque Redondo, beaten down by starvation and the constant harassment of the Utes.
	dine.sanjuan.k12.ut.us /heritage/people/dine/biographies/manuelito.htm (1820 words)

	Chief Manuelito (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Manuelito was a strong young man, a man who needed to feel important, so Largos stayed away and hoped that Manuelito would find satisfaction in leading his people to peace.
		Manuelito was just as glad to be rid of the troublesome job, which had required him to act more tactfully with the army than he liked.
		Manuelito caught wind of a Mexican raiding expedition in mid-summer and led his warriors to ambush the fifty Mexicans in the Chuska Valley.
	proutnewsnetwork.org /NWO/files/manuelito.html (7002 words)

	Manuelito Biography \| Encyclopedia of World Biography
		Manuelito (1818-1893) was a Navajo leader during the Navajo War of 1863-66.
		Manuelito was a tribal leader who led his warriors in the Navajo wars of 1863-1866.
		Manuelito was born a member of the To'Tsohnii (Big Water) clan in 1818, in southeastern Utah, probably near Bears' Ear Peak.....
	www.bookrags.com /biography/manuelito (196 words)

	01-2308 -- U.S. v. Sarracino -- 08/19/2003
		Manuelito agreed to cooperate in an effort by all counsel to see if an agreement on redactions could be reached, but counsel stated that he did not wish to waive his objection to a joint trial.
		Manuelito emphasizes the fact that the prosecution at trial seized on discrepancies in the statements of the three defendants and also repeatedly referred to portions of the statements that it contended were particularly damning.
		The improperly admitted evidence (improperly admitted as to Manuelito, that is) that the victim had made a gargling sound was, the prosecution argued, evidence of the victim's severe injuries and thus of the defendants' extreme recklessness in failing to act to protect the victim after the beating had put him in a position of danger.
	www.kscourts.org /ca10/cases/2003/08/01-2308.htm (12161 words)

	Manuelito Childrens Home
		Both of these congregations, being approximately 140 miles away, felt they could not properly oversee this work so in 1959 the chruch in Gallup, NM (a town in west central New Mexico, USA) was asked to take responsibility for this work.
		The missionaries at Manuelito, a small community 18 miles west of Gallup, were already caring for children who were left with them by families who could not care for them.
		It also seemed the adult Navajos were not accepting the gospel, so the decision was made to turn the major emphasis of the work to child care.
	www.netherwood.org /missions/manuelito (0 words)

	Die Indianer Nordamerikas - Manuelito, Navaho-Häuptling
		Manuelito wurde 1855 von seinem Volk zum obersten Häuptling gewählt.
		Manuelito holte sich das Vieh in Mexiko durch Raubüberfälle wieder.
		Manuelito traute Carleton nicht und blieb der Unterredung fern.
	www.indianerwww.de /indian/manuelito.htm (1119 words)

	A dark Día del Niño in Tijuana
		Manuelito is a boy who very early everyday, leaves his house to go sale newspapers among the cars that drive around the streets of Tijuana.
		Manuelito is short, his hair covering his ears, and his skin is very dark, in part due to the time he spends under the sun, but in most part due to his Indigenous heritage.
		As long as children like Manuelito continue to be denied the right to go to school and have a better future, Día del Niño will continue to be a simple celebration where only those who have the most can have a better childhood.
	www.laprensa-sandiego.org /archieve/april29-05/nino.htm (595 words)

	Canku Ota - August 10, 2002 - Navajo Nation Awards Students Chief Manuelito Scholarships
		The award is significant for the Navajo youths and comes with a medallion depicting Chief Manuelito, who was born in the Chuska Mountains in 1818.
		He successfully evaded the U.S. Army in the mid-1860s when they were rounding up Navajos and destroying their homes, livestock and crops.
		Eventually, Manuelito was forced to surrender at Ft. Wingate for the sake of women and children.
	www.turtletrack.org /Issues02/Co08102002/CO_08102002_Manuelito.htm (469 words)

	Independent - February 17, 2006: Taking a Chance; Manuelito moving forward with casino plans despite Shirley's ...
		GALLUP — The Manuelito Chapter is forging ahead with plans for a casino just outside of city limits despite Navajo Nation President Joe Shirley Jr.'s official endorsement of another casino project less than an hour's drive west on Interstate 40.
		Manuelito Chapter President Milton Davidson sounded optimistic about the prospects for both projects, pointing to the example of the Sky City and Dancing Eagle casinos on Interstate 40 between Gallup and Albuquerque.
		In a recent news release claiming the chapter is "project ready," she seems to be overstating its case.
	www.gallupindependent.com /2006/feb/021706tkngchnc.html (934 words)

	Long Walk Chapter One
		Manuelito continued staring at the cloud-capped holy mountain, considering his words carefully to influence the other headmen gathered around the guttering fire of fragrant piñon.
		Manuelito saw the subtle shift of Barboncito's feet, the way the other headman reached to touch the hilt of the knife sheathed at his belt, unconsciously duplicating Manuelito's gesture.
		Manuelito had no fear of the bluecoat soldiers but did not want them to use their muskets and cannon--especially the cannon.
	www.karllassiter.com /lw01.htm (3212 words)

	Canku Ota - August 9, 2003 - Chief Manuelito Scholarship Awards Announced
		The Chief Manuelito Scholarship was established in 1980.
		The award comes with a medallion depicting Chief Manuelito, who was born in the Chuska Mountains in 1818.
		Eventually, Manuelito was forced to surrender at Ft. Wingate to protect Navajo women and children.
	www.turtletrack.org /Issues03/Co08092003/CO_08092003_Manuelito_Scholarship.htm (415 words)

	Manuelito, Navaho, Navajo (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In 1860 Manuelito cooperated with other Navaho leaders to attack white settlers, but the indians had a great loss at Fort Defiance.
		In 1868 Manuelito and other Navaho leaders signed a treaty with the United States who guaranteed the Navahoes a Reservation in their own home country.
		Manuelito became a leader of an indian police force in 1872.
	hem.passagen.se /native/Manuelito.htm (101 words)

	Asian Journal Online
		She said Manuelito, who is now in the US, wants to study medicine.
		She said Manuelito is studying to become an X-ray technician.
		She said Lapid would sometimes give his son money, but it was really she who shouldered Manuelito's expenses while he was growing up.
	www.asianjournal.com /cgi-bin/view_info.cgi?code=00006072&category=PC (760 words)

	MANUELITO'S TREACHERY.
		Manuelito was thoroughly aware of this trait of his "stable-mate," else he had not dared to bring the captain's horse so close to the fire.
		All the same he kept vigilant watch of Manuelito's movements and ere long, when the fire brightened up a bit, he made out that the "greaser" was fumbling over nothing else than a side line.
		Manuelito had slunk down by the fire, and not a sound was to be heard except Jim's musical snore, and a little cropping noise among the horses.
	southwest.library.arizona.edu /suns/body.1_div.2.html (2263 words)

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		The Manuelito Chapter is mountainous, with rocky ridges and Mesas, which make a pleasing scenic view for those traveling east or west through the Rio Puerco Valley.
		Rio Puerco runs along, many times interchanging with, the I-40 expressway and railroad tracks.
		Manuelito Chapter holds meetings monthly in order to keep the Manuelito chapter residents informed and have a forum in which to express their opinions to the Navajo Council delegate or decide on matters concering their chapter.
	manuelito.nndes.org (0 words)

	Independent - May 24, 2006: Manuelito I-40 casino plans fold
		GALLUP — The Manuelito Chapter's chances of starting construction on the Navajo Nation's first casino at Gallup's doorstep by the end of the year were already less than good, ever since President Joe Shirley Jr.
		But when 39 members of the Manuelito Chapter voted unanimously last weekend to sever all ties with the Tse Ndeeshglizh Corporation, they did away with just about any chance they had left.
		Full House was deeded the property last September by Manuelito Titleholding, which lists Mary Clare Moser a business partner of Galarza's and the former Vice President of Development and Design for the Tse Ndeeshglizh Corporation as its manager.
	www.gallupindependent.com /2006/may/052406mnltocsno.html (841 words)

	Your True Hero - View Hero (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Chief Manuelito was one of the "Four Fathers," for the Navajos, who created a treaty for Declaration of Independence.
		With Chief Manuelito's medium stature, long Navajo hair kept in a tradition "bun", and still wearing his traditional attire made of moccasins and turquoise, he never forgot who he was.
		With Chief Manuelito's and the other fathers who founded the Treaty of 1868, it is up til this day, over a hundred years, the Navajo Tribe is the largest Native American tribe in America.
	www.yourtruehero.org /content/hero/view_hero.asp?36127 (568 words)

	UN HISTORIA LLENA DE ARTE/A STORY FULL OF ART
		Manuelito Olmoss has developed a wide artistic career, especially within the Central-American Community, in the city of Los Angeles.
		Luciano Urbina is a respected artist and together with Manuelito Olmoss, they deserve the support.
		El Rey Yoyo (The Yoyo) NOTE: All the lyrics of the audio CD are an intellectual work produced by Manuelito Olmoss and Luciano Urbina, except El Torito Pinto, which is an anonymous song, and Popurri Infantil, a collection of traditional songs in Central America.
	clearblogs.com /MANUELITOOLMOSS (1871 words)

	St. Mary's Mission wonderful art
		The one on the left is a beautiful rendition of Chief Manuelito who is a local hero and ancestor to half our parish.
		Manuelito is a Navajo Headman who is a heroic figure in our New Mexico section of the Navajo Reservation.
		Somehow, Manuelito had a vision of the authentic Catholic Church protecting his culture and spirituality and his grandchildren know this.
	www.navajoworld.com /mission/news.htm (663 words)

	ONNSFA
		The Chief Manuelito Scholarship was established in 1980 to provide scholarships to high achieving Navajo students.
		The awarded for college freshman is based on college entrance exam scores, corresponding cumulative high school GPA and the completion of Navajo Language and Navajo Government.
		Continuing college students can become Chief Manuelito Scholarship recipients if they complete over 24 credit hours with a minimum of 3.0 overall GPA.
	www.onnsfa.org /manuelito.asp (118 words)

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		Manuelito urgently needed an operation to fit a spinal fluid paediatric shunt.
		However, no international courier was able to guarantee delivery in time for Manuelito’s operation, with custom issue delays expected, and Manuelito fading fast, so…Julie Livingston, President of C4K, decided to hop on the plane from Indy to PV and deliver the shunts in person (her airfare being cheaper than the cost of purchasing one locally!!)
		Due to poor living conditions in Manuelito’s home (no electricity, water or phone) he and his mother will remain recuperating at Pasitos de Luz for another week.
	www.pvmirror.com /needhelp/180.html (444 words)

	LAPAHIE.com 3.4 \ Manuelito (1818-1893), Navajo Chief
		But his life had given his people a new trail to follow, and they walked it proudly, as Manuelito had walked.
		A delegation of Navajo representatives who traveled to Washington, D.C., in 1874 to discuss the provisions of the 1868 treaty with President Ulysses S. Grant.
		President Grant met with the delegation on December 19, 1974, but the land exchange fell through, due mainly to the efforts of Thomas Keam, who had travelled to Washington at his own expense and shared the Navajos' desire to hold onto their lands.
	www.lapahie.com /Manuelito.cfm (7451 words)

	Cultural Lit. 35: Manuelito (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Students will research Manuelito’s approximate birthplace, his clan lineage, his early upbringing and preparation for defense against enemies (raiding), after direct instruction, reading texts and cooperative group work, within 2-3 class periods.
		Working in cooperative group structures, students will read pages 1-2 of Lapahie text and take notes (using teacher prepared note-taking outline) on the details of Manuelito’s approximate birthplace and his clan lineage.
		Student participation in group work and written outlines for each subject: Manuelito’s birthplace and clan; early upbringing; comparison between Navajo historical and modern education.
	www.uen.org /Lessonplan/preview.cgi?LPid=11977 (256 words)

	SourceForge.net: Manuelito
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		Manuelito is a Java tool for decrypting posttranslational modification (PTM) patterns of proteins based on MALDI mass spectrometry spectra.
		It was built for analysing the 'histone code' but it can be applied to any other highly modified protein.
	sourceforge.net /projects/manuelito (0 words)

	Cultural Lit. 37: Manuelito's Role as a Leader (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Working in cooperative group structures, students will read pages 286-290 of the Cuch text and pages of the Lapahie text and take notes (using teacher prepared note-taking outline) on the details of Manuelito’s leadership role in keeping peace, and the details of his meeting with Ulysses S. Grant in Washington.
		Working in cooperative group structures, students will read pages 291-294 of the Cuch text and pages 10-12 of the Lapahie text and take notes (using teacher prepared note-taking outline) on Manuelito’s support of education, and his later disappointment with the Indian boarding school.
		Compare education for American Indian children during the latter part of Manuelito’s life to present day American Indian education.
	www.uen.org /Lessonplan/preview.cgi?LPid=11979 (355 words)

	Amazon.com: MANUELITO (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Reclaiming Diné History: The Legacies of Navajo Chief Manuelito and Juanita by Jennifer Nez Denetdale (Paperback - Jul 19, 2007)
		Climbing Manuelito's ladder: An historical analysis of Navajo Indian Education since 1868 by Steve Pavlik (Unknown Binding - 1987)
		soldiers, John Benally and Johnny Manuelito, were asked to stay and...
	www.amazon.com /s?ie=UTF8&keywords=MANUELITO&tag=icongroupinterna&index=blended&link_code=qs&page=1 (468 words)

	Manuelito Summary
		Manuelito (1818-1893) was one of the principle war chiefs of the Navajo people during the Long Walk Period.
		A prominent Navajo leader who for several years led a group of warriors in resisting federal efforts to appropriate Navajo territory and remove th...
		Get the complete Manuelito Summary Pack, which includes everything on this page.
	www.bookrags.com /Manuelito (114 words)

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