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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SITTING BULL TALKS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD NOVEMBER 17, 1877, by GARY H. HOLTHAUS First Line: Your people look up to men %because they are rich Last Line: I fought. %but not until after %I had tried hard not to fight Subject(s): Sitting Bull (hunkpapa Sioux Chief) | |||
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