. A male seminary was built at the same time
I wonder what was the reasoning behind building separate seminaries according to sex
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it burned in 1910.
I wonder why they both burned down
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nondenominational
Means: open or acceptable to people of any Christian denomination
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They were both chiefs, and they came to bring us in to Pine Ridge. We had to obey. The Brules would not obey and tried to keep us from going.¹² They struck us, and there was quite a struggle for a while; but we went anyway, because we had to go.¹³ Kicking Bear stayed with the Brules that time, but he came in to Pine Ridge a little later. A very few of the Brules went along with us.
I don't understand what is happening here. It's a vague and confusing.
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He was a good man and he was badly wounded that winter in the butchering of Big Foot’s band. He was a very good man, and not like the other Wasichus.*
I find it interesting that they still believed the priest was a very good man in comparison to the other Wasichus. I wonder what about him made him different?
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They were glad to see us.
I wonder why? Just curious.
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make a living for ourselves somehow.¹⁰ He did not say how we could do that.
What could they be expected to do? Especially since the agent didn't say how.
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Many soldiers were there now, and what were they there for?
Is this supposed to be a rhetorical question?
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camped awhile and danced.
I like how they still danced even after being pursuit by soldiers!
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saw a Flaming Rain-bow, like the one I had seen in my fi rst great vision. Below the rainbow was a tepee made of cloud.⁴ Over me there was a spotted eagle soaring, and he said to me: “Remember this.” That was all I saw and heard.
Foreshadowing something maybe?
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Cut Meat Creek
Cut Meat Creek is a stream in South Dakota
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So we got more lies than cattle, and we could not eat lies.
I find it very sad that they were never given what they were promised :(
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For a while our people would not take the cattle, because there were so few of them and they were so poor. But afterwhile they had to take them or starve to death.
I wonder what they mean by the cattle being "poor"? As in poor quality/thin cattle? That's what I would assume if eating them was the last thing they had to do before starving to death.
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Wasichus
Wasichu is the Lakota word for people of European descent.
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