The Indian Wars: Red Cloud and Crazy Snake Echoes
A reflective look at the fading era of plains warfare as the last leaders like Red Cloud and Crazy Snake pass away. The piece recalls Pine Ridge and Wounded Knee, notes soldiers as perceived friends, and laments lost savagery while honoring endurance and humor among chiefs and warriors.
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Oklahoma
Crazy Snake
United States Army
Indiana
Plains
Rain-im the-Muce
Raineile
Sorithine
Geronimo
Fort St, Okla
Stuents
Pine Ridge
Little Episcopal Mission Church
Wounded Knee
Big Foot
Tle
Seventh Cavalry
Dakota Reservations
Kicking Bear
American Horse
Charles G. Penny
Penny
Sixth United States Infantry
Fort Sheridan
Mungon
Chicago
Red Cloud
White Clay Creek
Startadh
South Bakety
Dar
Short Bull
Kort Sheridan
Hiiness
Fort Fetterman
Pine Ridge Agency
Dig Foot
Miles
Brooke Sie
Trostiles
Col
Forsythe
Compan
Daddan Ware Flere
Crow
Mpibes
Ageney Witdheats
Soa
Ad Wies
China
Younes
Atulet
Young-Min
Elides
Ed Clotus
Porcupine Butte
Tie
Agency
Star Eyes
Water as World’s Banker in Ore Formation Theory
The article discusses water turning into a universal carrier of metals, dissolving, transporting, and concentrating ores within the earth. It analyzes how subterranean waters, influenced by sun, rain, temperature, and topography, could deposit veins and lodes, predicting more ore in milder climates with softer rocks and sunlit slopes, while arid or hard-rock regions yield fewer bonanzas.
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Ti. W. Winehell
Lcience Monthly
Siberia
Russia
Switzerland
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