The Memoirs of Chief Red FoxMemoirs of the American Indian Chief, born in 1870. |
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Page 16
... took them to be friends ; they called us brothers , we believed them , and gave them a larger seat . At length their numbers had greatly increased , and they wanted more land , they wanted our country . Our eyes were opened and our ...
... took them to be friends ; they called us brothers , we believed them , and gave them a larger seat . At length their numbers had greatly increased , and they wanted more land , they wanted our country . Our eyes were opened and our ...
Page 35
... took part in the battle that day , but my mother told me that he had a secret place in the mountains where he communed alone with the Great Spirit . The story of what happened that day has been told and retold , in many ways , by ...
... took part in the battle that day , but my mother told me that he had a secret place in the mountains where he communed alone with the Great Spirit . The story of what happened that day has been told and retold , in many ways , by ...
Page 140
... took long walks through the streets as we waited for the opening , and the past which he had pictured dominated the pres- ent ; but I knew that many reforms had come about through his vivid writings . When friends ask me about some of ...
... took long walks through the streets as we waited for the opening , and the past which he had pictured dominated the pres- ent ; but I knew that many reforms had come about through his vivid writings . When friends ask me about some of ...
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American Apache army asked band battle believe Big Horn birds Black Hills BROWN BROTHERS Buffalo Bill called camp Captain Carlisle Cheyenne Chief Big Foot Chief Red Cloud Chief Red Fox child clothing Cody command council Crazy Horse Custer dance dians falo father fight fire fought gave Geronimo guns heard Hotchkiss guns hunting grounds Kicking Bear killed land lariat learned lived Massacre meat Messiah miles mother mountains never night officers painted Pawnee Bill peace Pine Ridge Reservation Pocahontas ponies President race Rain-in-the-Face remember River savage scout sent Seventh Cavalry ship shot Sitting Bull soldiers Spirit Standing Rock story talk tent tepee Territory thought tion told took treaty tribes troops wagon wanted warpath warriors White man's Wild West Show wilderness women Wounded Knee Wounded Knee Creek Wounded Knee Massacre Wovoka Yellow Hand