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Native Anthologies II.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Akhtar, Zia.
Series:
Native Anthologies
Native Anthologies ; v.2
Language:
English
Physical Description:
1 online resource (285 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
London : eBook Partnership, 2022.
Summary:
This book is a dramatic reconstruction of the life stories of 3 Native Americans chiefs who lived on the American frontier in the 19 th century. It gives a view of history that comes from the perspective of the Native American peoples. The narratives revolve around 3 giants of history, Sitting Bul, Chief Joseph and Geronimo who belonged to the Indian tribes of the American West that roamed on the Plains since their origins. They had signed treaties with the US Government/ the Great Father in Washington but which had been infringed by the settlers driven by the greed of appropriating the land that belonged collectively to the Indigenous peoples. The journey on the frontier to escape the Cavalry which was trying to subdue the Native Americans was arduous, prolonged and dramatic.
Contents:
Cover
Copyright
Introduction
Sitting Bull
Act 1 Council Fires
Act 2 Holy Man
Act 3 Tipi village
Act 4 Milk River Agency
Act 5 Cholera epidemic
Act 6 Battle of Arrow Creek
Act 7 Meeting with Father de Smit
Act 8 Crazy Horse watching the miners
Act 9 Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse
Act 10 Allison Commission on reservation
Act 11 Fort Pease
Act 12 White House
Act 13 Sitting Bull performing the Sun dance
Act 14 Fort Abraham Lincoln
Act 15 Battle of Little Big Horn
Act 16 Indian Chiefs Meeting
Act 17 Military HQ
Act 18 Parley with General Nelson Miles
Act 19 Refugees to Canada
Act 20 Speaking with relatives
Act 21 Terry Commission
Act 22 Duck Shooting
Act 23 Legare trading post
Act 24 Surrender at Fort Buford
Act 25 Fort Randall
Act 26 Agent McLaughlin at Standing Rock
Act 27 Buffalo ' Bill ' Cody
Act 28 Interview with newspapermen
Act 29 Land Sales Enforcement
Act 30 Ghost dance movement
Act 31 Order for arrest
Act 32 Sitting Bull's death
Epilogue
Grandmother's Country
Act 1 At the White House 1805
2 Boats capsizing
3 Father Spalding's mission
4 Herding the cattle
5 Land deal proposal
6 Miners on reservation
7 Reporting the incursion
8 Army HQ
9 Coming back from skirmish
10 Meeting of Council
11 Caravan on the move
12 Attack on the ranch
13 Meeting at camp
14 Army HQ
15 Cavalry prepare attack
16 Idaho town centre
17 Cavalry mount attack
18 Nez Perces encampment
19 Council of Chiefs
20 Army at a crossing
21 Nez Perces at rest
22 Medicine man has a vision
23 Surprise attack on the Indians
24 Army HQ
25 Cavalry pauses before battle
26 Army force on trail
27 Pleading with Crow chiefs
28 Refugees halts
29 Soldiers arrive on the scene
30 Army HQ.
31 Stragglers near death
32 US reinforcements arrive
33 Nez Perces defensive positions
34 Army fires artillery
35 Indian children hit by gunfire
36 Infantry carry out charge
37 Chiefs confer over tactics
38 Parley at camp
39 Joseph surrenders
40 Army plan transfer
41 Nez Perces in prison
42 Joseph in Washington DC
43 Indians children forcibly taken
The Gauntlet
Act 1 Signing of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
2 Riding on the high plains
3 Apaches are buying goods
4 Burning of Apache village
5 Goyahkla attacks Mexican soldiers
6 Apache war dance
7 Miners on Apache land
8 Apache chiefs hold a Council
9 Fort Mclane military post
10 Apache chiefs hold war council
11 Apache raiding party
12 Lozen in prayers
13 Bringing back slaves from Mexico
14 Military leader discusses a proposal
15 Parley with Apache Chiefs
16 Mexican attack on camp
17 San Carlos reservation break out I
18 San Carlos reservation break out II
19 San Carlos reservation break out III
20 Cavalry chases Geronimo
21 Geronimo's surrender at Skeleton Canyon
22 Confronting the settlers
23 Life in Fort Pickford
24 Meeting President Teddy Roosevelt
25 Geronimo's death
Epilogue.
Notes:
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Other Format:
Print version: Akhtar, Zia Native Anthologies II
ISBN:
9781839784354
OCLC:
1293250398

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