The Indian Texans Crisis Arose Over Buffalo
The article reviews post Civil War Plains uprisings driven by buffalo loss, detailing Medicine Lodge Treaty terms, leaders Ten Bears and Kicking Bird, and the Salt Creek Massacre and trials. It chronicles shifts in U.S. policy under Sherman, captivity outcomes, and notable Kiowa and Comanche figures across 1867–1878.
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