Summary

Collier's New Encyclopedia — Sioux Indians (1921)

SIOUX, or DACOTAH, INDIANS, a once powerful family of North American Indians. Their number is estimated at 25,000; they are well advanced in civilization and are increasing in population. In 1862, the Sioux under the lead of Little Crow, a noted chief, in consequence of the annuity not having been paid to their satisfaction, waged a most cruel and exterminating war on the whites of Minnesota
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