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The American West : Custer Essay

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March 14, 2012

 

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In 1874 Gold was discovered in the region of the Black Hills, on Indian land. With the discovery of Gold treaties were forgotten. The thought of the time was a promise need not be kept with the Indians so the Indians must be removed from the land treatied to them. The Indian nations with whom Custer fought in 1876 were fighting for their lives, their families, and their land...
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The Indian nations with whom Custer fought in 1876 were fighting for their lives, their families, and their land. Who among us can fault them for doing what we hold as noble and right and good. Custer and the United States Government were not in the right on June 25, 1876. Indeed, the whole Indian policy is a dark page in any history...
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