Royal B. Hassrick Libri

Surveys the histories of seven major geographical peoples, describing their ways of life, governmental systems, beliefs, customs, arts, and crafts

The Sioux are depicted as complex figures embodying both heroism and villainy in the Great Plains. Known for their prowess as warriors and buffalo hunters, they symbolize the rich tapestry of Native American identity, showcasing great strength and vision. The narrative explores their dual role in history, highlighting the multifaceted nature of their legacy and the cultural significance they hold.