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A good day to die
Under the ever-increasing threat of encroachment by white settlers, the Plains Indians were fighting desperately to preserve their lands. Amid the last fight for freedom is the love story between a correspondent and daughter of a Sioux chief.
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- "Under the ever-increasing threat of encroachment by white settlers, the Plains Indians were fighting desperately to preserve their lands. Amid the last fight for freedom is the love story between a correspondent and daughter of a Sioux chief."@en
- "Under the ever-increasing threat of encroachment by white settlers, the Plains Indians were fighting desperately to preserve their lands, their sacred traditions, their very existence as a people. As they neared Wounded Knee Creek, the people of the plains asked themselves each day if it was a good day to die. Set amid the drama of the Plains Indians' last fight for freedom is the love story between Chance Easterbrook, a correspondent for the New York Herald, and Shining Woman, daughter of a Sioux chief."
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