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Nebraska Authors

Donald Arthur Clark

AKA: Donald A. Clark

Born ME (USA)

Places Lived

Farmington, ME
Lincoln, NE

Author Of

  • Fiction
  • Nonfiction

Keywords

Historical Fiction; Dakota Indians; Book Reviews

Education

Bachelor of Science in Education Degree, University of Maine, Farmington, ME
Master's Degree in History, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE

Occupation

Photographer
Sales Management
Canoeing Instructor
General Contractor

Bibliography

The Legend of Silent Horse. 2010.

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