Wild West

RAISING QUESTIONS

eports from the Battle of Prairie Dog Creek raise an interesting question, one prevalent in 1867 and again in 1868: Who among or with the Indians challenged their enemy in fluent English? Bilingual Indians is one possible answer. Or perhaps it was mixed-blood Cheyenne Charley Bent, known to ride into battle with the

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