The horse-and-buffalo power of the high plains — victors of the Little Bighorn.
Six reservation nations today; the 1980 Black Hills award remains refused — the land, not the money.
The atlas holds 3 border frames for Lakota (Oceti Sakowin) — the shape you scrub through changes in 1740 · 1868 · 1889.
The definitive modern synthesis of Lakota political and territorial power from the 1700s migration through the reservation era, centering Lakota agency.
A well-regarded popular history of Red Cloud's War and the 1868 treaty that secured the Powder River country and Black Hills.
The classic first-person Oglala account spanning the Little Bighorn era through Wounded Knee, told by a Lakota holy man.
The landmark narrative of the Plains wars and the 1890 Wounded Knee Massacre from the Indigenous perspective.
A focused scholarly account of the Black Hills' sacred status, the 1877 seizure, and the ongoing land-not-money claim through United States v. Sioux Nation.
Novel of 19th-century Sioux (Oceti Sakowin) camp life by Ella Cara Deloria, a Yankton Dakota ethnographer and novelist; written in the 1940s but published posthumously in 1988 — Yankton Dakota is a sister nation within the same Seven Council Fires this record names, so treated as an own-confederation fit.