Kills Alive's Story of the Battle of the Little Bighorn

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Kills Alive's Story of the Battle
A Sioux warrior's account of the Battle of the Little Bighorn

From an interview with David Humphreys Miller.

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KILLS ALIVE'S STORY OF THE BATTLE

AMONG SITTING BULL's visitors in the council lodge after the midday meal was a prominent young Hunkpapa warrior named Rain-in-the-Face. Though not yet a chief, Rain-in-the-Face had a wide following as a fighting leader among the Hunkpapa and Blackfeet Sioux.

He had a further distinction. Some months previously, an Army veterinarian and a post sutler had gotten lost from their command. Lonesome Charley Reynolds had guided a young Army captain to Rain-in-the-Face's camp near Standing Rock Agency, where the warrior was arrested by the captain for the murder of the missing whites. He was taken in chains to be confined in the guardhouse at Fort Abraham Lincoln. While troops held the Sioux prisoner, the captain slapped and kicked him into insensibility. One night, the young Hunkpapa broke out with several other prisoners and joined the hostiles. Rain-in-the-Face took a solemn vow, swearing eternal vengeance against the captain, remembering everything about his appearance, even learning that he was...

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