The Charger, Greatest War Chief before Sitting Bull
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good & interesting video FAL on a period often ignored.
allthough as with other videos your choice of title can be misinterpreted. except for having 7thuscavalryman jump to hasty conclusions (more charmismatic as SB) it deserves the information you provide.
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awesome thank you for sharing
Keep up the great work folks need to learn the past
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This is a an amazing and educational video, et deserves a rateing and should be favourited.Well done. 5 Stars.
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Good stuff Dakota! This is the first time I have heard of this leader, he is very interesting. You said he led some Sisseton, was he a chief of the Sisseton Wahpeton Dakota Nation.
Blesssing my friend
Akicita4Christ 2 years ago
Thanks! I could only find that he was a chief of the Cuthead band of Ihanktowana Dakota. I think that his charisma pulled at some of the Sissetowan and Wahpetowan similiar to how how Sitting Bull's pulled at the rest of the Lakota Nation. Only I'm inclined to think that The Charger was the more charismatic and dominant of the two from what I could find on him.
FortAbrahamLincoln 2 years ago