Living with Strangers: The Nineteenth-Century Sioux and the Canadian-American Borderlands

195 Pages·2006·2.2 MB·English

by  David G. McCrady

Living with Strangers
The Nineteenth-Century Sioux and
the Canadian-American Borderlands
David G. McCrady
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Living with strangers: the
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21 1. Dakota Indians—
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4 CONTENTS
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6 List of Illustrations ix
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Preface xi
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9 A Note on Sioux
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13 Partitioning Sioux History 1
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5. The Sioux, the Surveyors, and the
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at Wood Mountain, 1876–1881 76
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1. Sioux Buffalo Hunter, White Horse Plains, Red River
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