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From Our Special Correspondent - by  James E Potter (Paperback) - 1 of 1

From Our Special Correspondent - by James E Potter (Paperback)

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  • For a month in late summer 1875 the nation's gaze was drawn to proceedings at the remote Red Cloud Agency in northwestern Nebraska, where the federal government sought unsuccessfully to convince Lakota leaders to cede ownership of the Black Hills.
  • Author(s): James E Potter
  • 334 Pages
  • Social Science, Ethnic Studies

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Transcribed dispatches from the 1875 Black Hills Council where U.S. government agents met with Native American leaders from plains and mountain tribes including the Lakota, Cheyenne, Western Sioux, Crow, Shoshone to negotiate ownership of the Black Hills. Dispatches are grouped chronologically by byline date rather than actual publication date.



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For a month in late summer 1875 the nation's gaze was drawn to proceedings at the remote Red Cloud Agency in northwestern Nebraska, where the federal government sought unsuccessfully to convince Lakota leaders to cede ownership of the Black Hills. The council was noteworthy for the issues involved, its effect on the future of Indian-white relations, and because it was among the largest such gatherings in American history. Gathered in this volume, the correspondents' reports provide a fascinating glimpse of the personalities, interactions, and cultures of the Indian, mixed-blood, and white participants in the negotiations.
Dimensions (Overall): 9.1 Inches (H) x 8.6 Inches (W) x .8 Inches (D)
Weight: .8 Pounds
Suggested Age: 22 Years and Up
Number of Pages: 334
Genre: Social Science
Sub-Genre: Ethnic Studies
Publisher: Nebraska State Historical Society
Theme: Native American Studies
Format: Paperback
Author: James E Potter
Language: English
Street Date: February 1, 2016
TCIN: 1007266257
UPC: 9780933307377
Item Number (DPCI): 247-24-1520
Origin: Made in the USA or Imported
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  • A: The book focuses on the 1875 negotiations at the Black Hills Council involving Lakota leaders and U.S. government agents.

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Q: Who are the main figures involved in the negotiations?

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  • A: Key participants include Native American leaders from the Lakota, Cheyenne, Western Sioux, Crow, and Shoshone tribes.

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Q: What type of writing style is used in the book?

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  • A: The book consists of transcribed dispatches grouped chronologically, reflecting firsthand accounts of the negotiations.

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Q: What is the primary theme of this book?

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  • A: The primary theme revolves around Native American studies and the implications of Indian-white relations during the 1875 council.

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Q: Which publisher released this book?

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  • A: The book was published by the Nebraska State Historical Society, focusing on historical accounts.

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