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The Plains Indians Agreed in the End: The Black Hills Would Not Be Sold
But the Allison Commission failed. The mounted Plains Indians thundered over the brow of […]
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Moments of Truth and Legend: Death in the West
Few frontiersmen could hope to die as dramatically as Crockett at the Alamo or […]
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The Mysterious Morgan Earp
Not nearly as well known as Wyatt or even Virgil, Morgan wandered away from his famous brothers only a little bit. He was standing right beside them amid the Tombstone action and controversy.
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Wild West Book Review: The Last Stand
The Last Stand: Custer, Sitting Bull and the Battle of the Little Bighorn by […]
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American History Gazette- December 2010
Legal Battle Looms Over Jim Thorpe’s Remains Jack Thorpe has waited 57 years to […]
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Fooled Again: A Band of 57 Modoc Warriors Repeatedly Outsmart and Outfight U.S. Army Troops
A band of 57 Modoc warriors repeatedly outsmarted and outfought U.S. Army troops in California’s rugged high desert.
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Wild West Book Review: The Killing of Crazy Horse
The Killing of Crazy Horse by Thomas Powers, Alfred A. Knopf, New York, 2010, […]
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Wild West Book Review: First to Arrive on Custer’s Battlefield With the Montana Column
First to Arrive on Custer’s Battlefield With the Montana Column: Frederick E. Server, Montana […]
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Book Review: Custer / Lessons in Leadership
Custer: Lessons in Leadership by Duane Schultz, Palgrave Macmillan, New York, 2010, $23. George […]