Modoc War and Kintpuash Lead to Surrender at Lava Beds
The Modoc and Klamath tribes in southwest Oregon clashed with whites, led by Kintpuash. After raids and the 1872 arrest attempt, they fortified lava beds in California. General Canby was killed at a peace parley, and after months of siege the Modoc were defeated. Kintpuash and three leaders were hanged on June 1, 1878, with others sent to Oklahoma.
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