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Adobe Walls fight,
265-66
Afraid-of-the-Enemy,
444
Alchise,
409-10
Allerdice, Susannah,
173-74
Almy, Jacob,
214-15
Alvord, Henry,
256-57
American Horse,
302-03
Anthony, Scott J.,
83-87
Apache Pass,
193-200
,
212
,
392-96
Apaches,
11
,
20-22
,
191-217
,
257
,
368
,
372-413
; (Aravaipa),
192
,
200-05
,
213-17
,
393
,
412-13
; (Chiricahua),
192-96
,
208-17
,
392-413
; (Coyotero),
193-94
,
201
,
214
; (Jicarilla),
389
; (Mescalero),
20-22
,
197-201
,
399
; (Mimbreno),
194
,
198
; (Pinal),
202
; (Tonto)
207-08
,
213-14
Arapahos,
10
,
68-69
,
74-118
,
126
,
132-37
,
148
,
158
,
160-72
,
188
,
243
,
257
,
265
,
268
,
276
,
280
,
297
,
340-41
,
389
Arawaks,
2
Baker, Eugene M.,
178
Barboncito,
15-16
,
22-25
,
28-29
,
32-34
Bascom, George N.,
193-94
Battle Butte,
307
Battle of the Big Hole,
324-25
Battle of the Little Bighorn,
291-97
Battle of the Rosebud,
288-91
Battle of the Washita,
167-69
,
243
Bear Paw mountains,
326
Bear Tooth,
144
Beard, Dewey
See: Wasumaza
Beckwourth, James,
87-94
,
130
,
133
Beecher, Frederick,
166
Beecher Island fight,
164-66
Belknap, W. W.,
284
Bent, Charlie,
72-73
,
86-92
,
96
,
98
,
100
,
107-08
,
148
; death,
150
Bent, George,
72-77
,
83
,
86-88
; wounded at Sand Creek,
91-92
; portrait,
93
; at Platte Bridge,
98
;
105-08
,
117
,
148-50
,
158-61
,
167
Bent, Robert,
87-91
Bent, William,
69
,
72-76
,
86-87
,
92
,
100
,
108
,
150
,
167
Benteen, Frederick,
297
Betzinez, Jason,
406-10
Big Bow,
253
Big Eagle,
38
,
42-48
; portrait,
49
;
50
,
52-57
; imprisoned,
61-62
Big Elk,
355
Big Foot,
188
,
308
,
434-36
,
439-42
; photograph at Wounded Knee;
443
;
444-45
Big Hole river,
324
Big Rascal,
137
Big Snake,
363-66
Big Tree,
250-70
Birch Coulee fight,
52-53
Black Eagle,
324
Black Hawk,
5
Black Hills,
105
,
113-18
,
122
,
273-85
,
289
,
297-305
,
333-34
,
416
Black Horse,
131
Black Kettle,
10
,
67-78
; speech in Denver,
79-80
; portrait,
81
;
84-87
; at Sand Creek,
88-101
;
148-50
,
158-67
; killed,
168-72
Black Moon,
115
Board of Indian Commissioners,
180
,
189
Bogus Charley,
236
Bonito,
406-07
Bosque Redondo reservation,
21-22
,
25-33
,
197-200
Boutelle, Frazier,
224
Bozeman Trail,
97
,
105
,
123-35
,
140-45
,
286
Brady, Mathew,
183
Brave Bear,
296
Briesly, C. B.,
204-05
Brughiere, Johnny,
304
Brunot, Felix R.,
370-71
Buffalo, slaughter of,
268
,
336
,
264-65
Buffalo-Calf-Road-Woman,
290
Buffalo Chief,
161
Bull Bear (Cheyenne),
77-78
; portrait,
81
;
82
,
105
,
148-50
,
153-56
,
161-63
Bull Bear (Comanche),
260
Bull Head,
437
Bureau of Indian Affairs,
180
,
206
,
222
,
256
,
268
,
284
,
332
,
338
,
355
,
362
,
368
,
370
,
376
,
389
,
394
,
404
,
420
,
435-36
Cadette,
21
California Indians,
220
Camp Grant,
200-02
; massacre at,
204-06
;
215-16
Camp Robinson
See: Fort Robinson
Camp Verde,
214-15
Camp Weld,
79