Post by Dietmar on Dec 27, 2009 5:58:00 GMT -5
Welcome Makaokisetopawin,
and thanks for joining us. I hope you don´t mind I deleted two posts with the same content in other threads.
Interesting question though, I looked around a bit, but only found accounts of the incident from the military point of view, which doesn´t specify between any tribes or bands, just stating the Indians were Sioux.
I guess you read Tennant´s article: "The 1864 Sully Expedition and the Death of Captain John Feilner".
Here´s a free text avaible in the internet, again from the military side:
(scroll down to chapter THE REVENGE OF THE COYOTES)
WITH SULLY INTO THE SIOUX LAND
BY JOSEPH MILLS HANSON:
www.archive.org/stream/withsullyintosio00hans/withsullyintosio00hans_djvu.txt
and thanks for joining us. I hope you don´t mind I deleted two posts with the same content in other threads.
Interesting question though, I looked around a bit, but only found accounts of the incident from the military point of view, which doesn´t specify between any tribes or bands, just stating the Indians were Sioux.
I guess you read Tennant´s article: "The 1864 Sully Expedition and the Death of Captain John Feilner".
Here´s a free text avaible in the internet, again from the military side:
(scroll down to chapter THE REVENGE OF THE COYOTES)
WITH SULLY INTO THE SIOUX LAND
BY JOSEPH MILLS HANSON:
www.archive.org/stream/withsullyintosio00hans/withsullyintosio00hans_djvu.txt
