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| #17648616 in Books | 1966 | Binding: Unknown Binding | 152 pages||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Short account of Custer's lark in the Black Hills|By Bomojaz|A provision in the 1868 Ft. Laramie Treaty assigned all the lands west of the Missouri River in present-day South Dakota, including the Black Hills, to the Sioux. But rumors began to emerge that the Black Hills were rich in gold, and in 1874 the government authorized a "reconnaissance" to check out the rumors. George||
"A superb example of the way military history and western history, in fact all history, ought to be written."—John Bakeless
The white settlers had little interest in the semiarid land assigned to the Sioux under the Treaty of 1868 and, for a time, the Indians enjoyed their domain in relative peace. However, when rumors spread that the Black Hills of the Dakota Territory were rich in gold, miners and newspapers wanted to organize prospecting parties. At first the government discouraged attempts to trespass upon the Sioux land, but under the pressure of public opinion, the Army in 1874 ...
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