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Plenty of Goodwill Built on Plenty Coups
Lyle Johnson honors Crow leader. Plenty Coups helped the U.S. Army obtain Crow scouts […]
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Wild West Book Review: Crazy Horse- A Lakota Life
Crazy Horse: A Lakota Life by Kingsley M. Bray, University of Oklahoma Press, Norman, […]
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Archaeologist Scott Digs Western History
Battle grounds inspire him. Douglas D.Scott,former Great Plains team leader for the National Park […]
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Wild West Review: September Dawn
September Dawn Release date: May 4, 2007, Distributor: Black Diamond Pictures, R rated, 110 […]
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Wild West Book Review: Indian Yell
Indian Yell:The Heart of an American Insurgency by Michael Blake, Northland Publishing, Flagstaff, Ariz., […]
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A Plains Romance: George and Libbie Custer
The intelligent, educated and spirited wife of the one-time Civil War ‘Boy General’ turned Western Indian fighter stuck by her almost-true-blue Autie, even after his death kept them apart for 57 years.
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Curley With Custer, But Not to the End
Crow scout left before the fighting. The image has been fossilized on film since […]
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Robert Larson High on Indian Chiefs
Includes bios of Red Cloud and Gall. Coloradan Robert W. Larson is a retired […]
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“Wholesale Murder”: What People Saw at the Wounded Knee Massacre
Lawman George Bartlett operated a trading post on Wounded Knee Creek, was present during the 1890 clash and went on to become a sharpshooting showman.