Red Cloud the Oglala Leader and Diplomat of 19th Century Sioux
Red Cloud rose from orphaned youth to become the leading Oglala warrior and diplomat who drove back U S forces on the Bozeman Trail and later secured a treaty of peace on his own terms in 1868. He guided his people through reservation life while resisting complete assimilation, dying in 1909 at Pine Ridge.
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Indian Day tribute and Red Cloud tale from Hyde history
An editor's note introduces American Indian Day celebrations and presents the story of Red Cloud as told in George E. Hyde's Red Cloud's Folk A History of the Oglala Sioux Indians. The book, part of the Civilization of the American Indian series, offers a comprehensive view of the tribe.
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