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The Death Of Crazy Horse: A Tragic Episode In Lakota History,New P. Christopher Someone Has Said What NeededOn May 7, 1877, Less Than A Year After His Overwhelming Victory At Little Big Horn, Crazy Horse, The Charismatic Oglala Sioux Whose Name Had Become The Epitome Of Indian Resistance To White Encroachment, Surrendered At Camp Robinson, Nebraska Territory. A Young Man Of Slight Build And Quiet Ways Dramatically At Odds With His Extraordinary Influence And Stature, He Was Viewed By The Military As A Potential Civil Leader Of All Sioux. What Happened