Red Horse's Story of the Battle of the Little Bighorn, #1

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Red Horse's Story of the Battle, #1
A Minneconjou Sioux's account of the Battle of the Little Bighorn

From Report of Col. W. H. Wood, Commanding Post, Cheyenne Agency, February 27, 1877.
Here is another account of the battle by Red Horse.

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Minneconjou Sioux war chief Red Horse ON GREASY Grass Creek was the main camp of the hostiles at that time. I was one of the head council men in that camp. My lodge was situated in the center of the camp. The Uncpapas (Hunkpapas) Yanktonais and Santees were camped northeast of us, on the right, facing the battlefield. The Minneconjous, Sans Arcs, Two Kettles and Brules formed the center. On the left to the west were the Ogalallas and Cheyennes. On the morning of the attack myself and several women were out about a mile from camp gathering wild turnips. Suddenly one of the women called my attention to a cloud of dust arising in the neighborhood of the camp. I soon discovered that the troops were making an attack. We ran for the camp, and when I got there I was sent for at once to come to the council lodge. I found many of the council men already there when....

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