Summary:
The book presents a vivid account of the life of the Lakota warrior Crazy Horse, from his upbringing in the traditions of his people to his leadership in the resistance against U.S. expansion. It delves into his personal character, the cultural context of the Lakota, and the pivotal events of the Indian Wars, culminating in the Battle of Little Bighorn.
Key points:
1. Crazy Horse's True Identity: The book portrays Crazy Horse as a humble and compassionate Lakota warrior, not a savage.
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