The Ghost Dance Religion And the Sioux Outbreak of 1890
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" The Indian scouts at Wounded Knee, like the Indian police at Grand river and Pine liidge, were brave and loyal, as has been the almost universal rule with Indians when enlisted in the government service, even when called on, as were these, to serve against their own tribe and relatives. The prairie Indian is a born soldier, with all the soldier's pride of loyalty to duty, and may be trusted implicitly after he has once consented to enter the service. The scouts at Wounded Knee were Sioux, . W...ith I'hilip Wells as interpreter. Other Sioux scouts were ranging the country between the agency and the hostile camp in the Bad Lands, and acted as mediators in the peace negotiations which led to the final surrender. Fifty Cheyenne and about as many Crow scouts were also employed in the same section of country. Throughout the entire campaign the Indian scouts and police were faithful and received the warmest commendation of their officers.
On New Year's day, 1891, Henry Miller, a herder, was killed by Indians a few miles from the agency.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The Indian scouts at Wounded Knee, like the Indian police at Grand river and Pine liidge, were brave and loyal, as has been the almost universal rule with Indians when enlisted in the government service, even when called on, as were these, to serve against their own tribe and relatives. The prairie Indian is a born soldier, with all the soldier's pride of loyalty to duty, and may be trusted implicitly after he has once consented to enter the service. The scouts at Wounded Knee were Sioux, . W...ith I'hilip Wells as interpreter. Other Sioux scouts were ranging the country between the agency and the hostile camp in the Bad Lands, and acted as mediators in the peace negotiations which led to the final surrender. Fifty Cheyenne and about as many Crow scouts were also employed in the same section of country. Throughout the entire campaign the Indian scouts and police were faithful and received the warmest commendation of their officers.
On New Year's day, 1891, Henry Miller, a herder, was killed by Indians a few miles from the agency.
What to read after The Ghost Dance Religion And the Sioux Outbreak of 1890?
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