Crazy Horse/Tashunka Witco

On his deathbed,before his father,mother,and Agent Jesse Lee,Crazy Horse (1842-1877)told his story.Although he was a man with few words,He was one of the bravest.;Indian generals of all frontier history in America.a red man who could not and would not be reconstructed....

I found this neat learning about one of the most bravest Indain genarls of all frontier history in America.

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Shelly W. Sep 5, 2006, 4:10pm EDT

Very interesting,Shaunee,Shell

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Shaunee C. Sep 5, 2006, 6:01pm EDT

Thank you Shell I am glad you enjoyed it.

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Edward Nudelman Sep 7, 2006, 5:48pm EDT

That is cool and we americans know FAR too little about our wonderful indian ancestors. Thanks for that Shaunee.

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Shaunee C. Sep 7, 2006, 7:11pm EDT

Yeah I read up because I am a quater Indian on my mothers side and my father's has same in it to and I love collecting Indian statue's so I figured why not start a group.Thanks Ed.

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Paul L. Sep 12, 2006, 12:10pm EDT

Crazy Horse had a very interesting life. So very little is actually known about this great man. I love Indian history as its a part of my ancestoral roots, I am part Crow Tribe. Peace.

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James s F. Sep 12, 2006, 12:19pm EDT

Trivia: who ever designed the Klingon dialog had read about Crazy Horse! The day that Custer's men attacked, Crazy Horse was at the far end of the villages parlying with other chiefs. He did not have his own men with him. He rushed to his horse and turning to the men around him he lifted his war club and shouted "Today is a good day to die." (Which trekkies will recognize as the klingon battle cry)

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