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1974 (Creation)
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This file contains three newspaper article clippings by Bob Bowman including "Sitting Bull shot," "Sitting Bull threatened prairie peace," and "Sioux fled to Canada." A newspaper article clipping titled "Indian History Well-researched, Readable" by Maria Maclean in The Native People (1974) is also found in this file, which is a book review for Across The Medicine Line by Frank Turner. This file also contains an article by J.P Turner alonside pages with a quote from the article, excerpts quoted in History of the Province of Saskatchewan, and a photocopied typewritten exchange from Sitting Bull to Father Hogrounard in The Leader (1916). A photocopied newspaper article, dated August 23, 1932 titled "Ancient Sioux Fighter Who Saw Custer Battle Lives Close to Regina" by Z. M. Hamilton is also included in this file. Additionally, this file contains two photocopies of scholarly articles including "Memoirs on the Half-Breeds of Manitoba and the Territories of the Canadian North West" by Albert Lacombe and "Sitting Bull Indian Without a Country" by Gary Pennanen.