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Sitting Bull at Little Bighorn: A Native View of a Legendary Battle presents a compelling and fresh perspective on one of the most iconic events in American history-the Battle of Little Bighorn. Told through the eyes of Sitting Bull and the Native communities who shaped the resistance, this book explores the courage, strategy, and resilience of the Lakota, Cheyenne, and other Plains tribes during their fight to defend their lands, culture, and way of life. Moving beyond traditional military narratives, this book highlights the cultural, spiritual, and human dimensions of the battle. Readers gain insight into Sitting Bull's leadership, vision, and tactical brilliance, while also understanding the broader struggles of Native American communities during the era of westward expansion and U.S. government campaigns. It reveals the untold stories often overshadowed by sensationalized accounts and Eurocentric histories, offering a deeper, more accurate portrayal of a pivotal moment in Native and American history. What's Inside This Book Sitting Bull's early life and rise as a spiritual and political leader The causes and context of the Battle of Little Bighorn Strategies, tactics, and leadership of the Lakota and Cheyenne warriors Daily life, culture, and values of Native communities during the conflict The impact of U.S. government policies and military campaigns Personal stories of bravery, sacrifice, and resistance Myths, misconceptions, and historical distortions surrounding the battle Sitting Bull's enduring legacy in Native history and American memory Who This Book Is For Readers interested in Native American history and culture Students and scholars studying U.S. military history and Indigenous resistance History enthusiasts seeking untold or lesser-known perspectives Educators exploring cultural narratives in historical events Anyone wanting to understand the human and spiritual dimensions of historic battles Sitting Bull at Little Bighorn challenges readers to see history through a different lens-one grounded in the experiences, values, and voices of Native peoples. The story of Sitting Bull and his warriors reminds us that history is not just the record of victories or defeats, but of courage, resilience, and cultural preservation. It encourages reflection on how narratives are shaped, whose voices are heard, and the lessons that remain for justice, leadership, and the preservation of heritage in the present day.

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