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Miles Campaign Against Sitting Bull Described in Baldwin Diary
Diary of Lieut F D Baldwin records Colonel Miles leading Fifth Infantry through Montana and the Yellowstone region from Nov 6 to Dec 21 1876. It details winter march hardships battles with Sioux and the surrender of 1600 Indians near the Big Dry.
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Miles
Sitting Bull
F. D. Baldwin
Fifth Infantry
Montana
F.D. Baldwin
Fifth United States Infantry
Redwater River
Nelson A. Miles
Yellowstone River Valley
Little Big Horn
Tongue River
Second
United States Cavalry
F. W. Sibley
Wesley Merritt
Fifth
War Bonnet Creek
Hat
Indian Creek
Red Cloud Agency
E. S. Otis
United States Infantry
Powder River
Red Cannon
Mont
W. S. Collier
Fourth
Yellowstone River
Rosebud River
Sixth United States Infantry
17Th
O. H. Moore
Fort Buford
Yellowstone
Sixth
Nelson Bronson
Josephine
Benton
Glendive Creek
E.S. Otis
Cedar Creek
Big Dry
Missouri River
Baldwin
Mason Carter
Squipider
Sunday Creek
Logan
Jmess
East Branch
E. Baldwin
Dry Creek
Lyman
Missouri
Lieutenant Day
Sixth Infantry
Fort Peck
Frank Kelley