[ebxmlms-develop] o Sharpsburg, almost in

[Reay <abr...@ca...>]

Off with their horses and wagons across the prairies. About one fourth
of the Sioux, previous to these events, had, through the efforts of the
Government and missionaries, renounced their savage life, and adopted
the customs of civilization. They had cut off the hair, discarded the
blanket, adopted the civilized costume, and undertaken to live by the
cultivation of the earth, instead of the chase. One of the chiefs who j