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Dakota Indians --- Indians of North America --- Lakota Indians --- Lakota Sioux Indians --- Lakotah Indians --- Prairie dweller Indians --- Sioux Indians, Western --- Teton Indians --- Teton Sioux Indians --- Thítunwan Indians --- Titunwan Indians --- Western Sioux Indians --- Siouan Indians --- Nadowessioux Indians --- Naudowessie Indians --- Nawdowissnee Indians --- Sioux Indians --- Wahpakoota Sioux Indians --- Kings and rulers --- Wars. --- Wars --- Dakota --- Ethnography --- Autobiographies and biographies. --- Political anthropology --- Warfare. --- White Bull, Joseph, --- White Bull, --- Pte San Hunka, --- Hunka, Pte San,

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""A tall man, with long black hair, smooth face, dark eyes (inclining to turn his head a little to one side, as much as to say, 'I can tell you about it'), a harum-scarum, don't-care sort of man, full of life and fun. That's how a contemporary described Joe Meek.""Born in Virginia, Joe Meek became a trapper, Indian fighter, pioneer, peace officer, frontier politician, and lover of practical jokes and Jacksonian democracy. He was a boon companion to two other larger-than-life mountain men, Kit Carson and Jim Bridger, and just as important in frontier history.In 1829, our n

Frontier and pioneer life --- Meek, Joseph Lafayette,

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