Our Hearts Fell to the Ground 1th edition

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Our Hearts Fell to the Ground 1 Edition   Foreword  Preface  List of Illustrations      Introduction: How the West Was Lost    The Indian Peoples of the Plains    The Conquest of the Plains    The Reservations and the Era of Forced Acculturation    Native Responses and the Search for Hope    Voices and Visions      1. Lone Dog's Winter Count      2. Horses, Guns, and Smallpox    How the Blackfeet Got Horses, Guns, and Smallpox    Saukamappee, Memories of War and Smallpox, 1787-1788    Howling Wolf: Trading Guns for Horses    "I Bring Death": The Kiowas Meet     Smallpox    Kiowa Legend      3. A Pawnee Vision of the Future    Sharitarish, "We Are Not Starving Yet," 1822      4. The Life and Death of Four Bears    Four Bear's Buffalo Robe    Four Bears Kills a Cheyenne Chief    The Death Speech of Four Bears    Four Bears, Speech to the Arikaras and Mandans, July 30, 1837      5. Counting Coups and Fighting for Survival    Account of Three Coyote's Expedition    Four Dancers, Three Coyotes Leads a Skirmish    Fighting for Crow Country    Arapooish, Speech on Crow Country    Two Leggings's Quest for Power    Two Leggings, The Dream and Reality of a Raid    A Woman's View of War    Pretty Shield, "Like Talking to Winter-Winds"    "The Only Way Open to Us"    Plenty Coups, On Alliance with the United States      6. The Agony and Anger of the Eastern Sioux    Big Eagle's Account of the Great Sioux Uprising    Jerome Big Eagle, A Sioux Story of the War, ca. 1894    The Complaints of Strike the Ree, Medicine Cow, and Passing Hail    Strike the Ree, Medicine Cow, and Passing Hail, Speeches to the Special Joint Committee on the Condition of Indian Tribes, 1865      7. Massacres North and South    Account of Sand Creek    Little Bear, The Sand Creek Massacre, 1864    The Massacre on the Marias (1870)    Bear Head, Account of the Massacre on the Marias      8. Talking to the Peace Commissioners: The Treaty of Medicine Lodge, 1867    "When We Settle Down We Grow Pale and Die."    Satanta, Speech at the Treaty of Medicine Lodge    "I Want to Live and Die as I Was Brought Up."