Deadwood Days

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Please enter 3minuterevolt at youtube for a video presentation on the Dakota Conflict. 

Music is the Ook Pik waltz, a popular tune during the American Civil war. 

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Blood on the Prairie: A Novel of the Sioux Uprising

On this day 158 years ago, December 26, 1862, 38 Sioux warriors were executed by hanging at Mankato MN. This remains the largest mass execution in U.S. history. Read the story in the format of your choice at Amazon at the link below:

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Hawkins County

 "Hawkins County" does for the 1970's what "Stand By Me" did for the 1950's. 

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Deadwood Days

If you enjoyed "Little House On The Prairie" you will love "Deadwood Days."

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Blood on the Prairie: A Novel of the Sioux Uprising

Exactly 157 years ago today, on December 26, 1862, during the American Civil War, 38 Sioux Indians were executed in a public hanging at Main and Front Streets in the town of Mankato, Minnesota. The execution was ordered by President Abraham Lincoln and carried out by the Union Army. This execution is controversial to this day. It remains the largest legally sanctioned execution in U.S. history.

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Battle Of Birch Coulee September 2-3, 1862

The Battle of Birch Coulee, fought between September 2 and 3, 1862, was the worst defeat the United States suffered and the Dakotas' most successful engagement during the U.S.-Dakota War of 1862. Over thirty hours, approximately 200 Dakota warriors pinned down a Union force of 170 newly recruited U.S. volunteers, militia, and civilians from the area, who were unable to move until Henry Sibley's main army arrived.

The U.S.-Dakota War of 1862, a formative event in the history of Minnesota, was initiated by factions of the Dakota who had endured years of repeatedly broken promises by the federal government and were starving as they waited for annuity payments owed to them. The Battle at Birch Coulee was the longest battle of the war.

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