Gall's Story of the Battle of the Little Bighorn #2

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Gall's Story of the Battle, #2
A Hunkpapa Sioux's account of the Battle of the Little Bighorn

From the St. Paul Pioneer Press, July 18, 1886.
Here is another account of the battle by Gall.

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A MORE COMPLETE REPORT

THE STORY OF CHIEF GALL

Fuller Details of the Recent Visit to the Custer Battlefield -- The Old Chief Told the Truth

Many Erroneous Impressions

Corrected -- A Lucky Escape for Those Who Failed to Get There

Hunkpapa Sioux war chief Gall FORT CUSTER, Mont., Special Correspondence, July 14 -- Much of the history connected with the true fate of Gen. Custer and those who marched with him into the valley of the Little Bighorn on that fateful June morning ten years ago would no doubt forever have remained a mystery had not Gall, the great Sioux chief who commanded on that day, consented to revisit the scene of the terrible disaster, and tell all he knew of it according to the red man's side of the case. Gall was captured at Poplar River in January, 1881, by Col. Guido Ilges, Fifth infantry, since dismissed from the service. He had three hostile villages there (a part of Sitting Bull's great band), and when he became a prisoner the war against the Sioux was virtually over. Gall has been at Standing Rock agency ever since, excepting, of course, the time he has spent...

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