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Blackfeet Confederacy Roots in Browning Montana Described
The Browning reservation town in Glacier County Montana is portrayed as the last home of a vanishing and intelligent Blackfeet confederacy. The piece outlines the three divisions Blackfeet, Blood, and Piegan, their history, language, and battles with whites from the Lewis and Clark era through early fur trade challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Glacier National Park
Glacier County
Montana
Redmen
Rocky Mountains
Yellowstone River
North
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada
Lewis
Columbia
Marias River
Manuel Lisa
Lewis and Clark
Big Horn River
Blackfeet
Three Forks
Missouri
New Mexico
Hudson’s Bay Company
Confederacy
Sun River
Great Falls
Missouri River
Blaefeet
United States
Uncle Sam
War Department
Department of the Missouri
St. Louis
Thirteenth Infantry
Congress
Judith River
Fort Benton
Culbertson
Mountain Chief
Malcolm Clarke
Prickly Pear Canyon
Col. Shaw
Baker
Coat
Dog
Tail Feathers
Glacier Park