Crazy Snake's Last Stand and the Sioux Frontier
A reflective survey of Crazy Snake and older Sioux leaders, tracing the last grandeur of plains warfare. It notes Red Cloud and others, the Pine Ridge surrender of 1891, the role of soldiers as agents, and the shifting myth of the noble savage.
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Oklahoma
Cragy Snake
United States Army
Crazy Snake
Plains
Rain-in-the-Face
Eronimo
Fort Sill
Oklo
Red Cloud
Pine Ridge
Little Episcopal Mission Church
Big Foot
White Clay Creek
Kicking Bear
Short Bull
Spotted Elk
South Dakota
Fort Sheridan
Ilinois
Wounded Knee
Seventh Cavalry
Dakota Reservations
Ogalala
Brule Sioux
American Horse
Charles G. Penny
Pine
Capt. Penny
Fort Fetterman
Council
Fort Fett
Miles
Brooke
Col Forsythe
Feds
Young
Young-Man
Porcupine Butte
Young Bucks
Agency
Star Eyes
Ld Chilf
Water as World's Banker and Miner
The article extols water as the earth’s banker and repairing architect, driving ore formation by dissolving and redepositing minerals. It discusses how climate, sun, rain, and topography influence underground veins, proposing a perpetual circulation model that yields hot springs and future ore lodes, with climate and rock hardness shaping vein productivity.
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H. W. Winchell
Popular Science Monthly
Siberia
Russia
Switzerland
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