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To the Editors: In “Indiana’s Indiana Jones” [NYR, May 28],” Nina Siegal calls Crazy Horse “the famous Lakota leader of a rebellion against the US military.” The Lakota were (and are) a sovereign nation. In 1876 Crazy Horse, Sitting Bull, and other Lakota were not in rebellion but at war with the US for invading […]
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