Summary:
The book chronicles the history of Native American tribes in the late 19th century, detailing their struggles and resistance against the United States government's policies of displacement and assimilation. It focuses on several key figures and events, culminating in the tragic massacre at Wounded Knee, which symbolizes the end of the Indian Wars and the crushing of indigenous cultures.
Key points:
1. Native American View: The book offers a unique Native American perspective on the history of the American West, highlighting the injustices they faced during the U.S. westward expansion.
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