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Yet when the bull pursues the herds at bay, Incensed they turn, and dare dispute his sway. And so the Indians turned, when men forgot Their sacred word, and trespassed on the spot. The lonely little spot of all their lands, The reservation of the peaceful bands. But lust for gold all conscience kills in man, "Gold in the Black Hills, gold!" the cry arose and ran

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Custer, and Other Poems.Chapter V

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