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"The Indians' Last Fight: Or The Dull Knife Raid" by Dennis Collins recounts a pivotal chapter in Native American history. Focusing on Dull Knife, a significant Cheyenne leader, this book explores his experiences during a turbulent period of conflict on the Great Plains.
A vital resource for those interested in the Indian Wars and military history, the narrative sheds light on the Cheyenne people's struggle and resistance. Collins' work provides insight into the life and leadership of Dull Knife, offering a biographical perspective on this key figure.
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