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mods: In the spirit of Crazy Horse Matthiessen, Peter creator author. Garbus, Martin 1934- writer of afterword. text bibliography nyu 1992 monographic eng print xli, 646 pages : maps ; 22 cm Examines the 1975 confrontation between Indians and FBI agents that led to the conviction of Indian leader Leonard Peltier. Book 1. Thieves road: the Oglala Lakota, 1835-1965 -- The upside-down flag: the American Indian Movement, 1968-73 -- To Wounded Knee: February-May 1973 -- The Wounded Knee trials: January-September 1974 -- The new Indian wars: AIM versus the FBI, 1972-75 -- The U.S. puppet government: Pine Ridge and Dick Wilson, 1975 -- Book 2. The shoot-out I: June 26, 1975 -- The shoot-out II: June 26, 1975 -- The "reservation murders" investigation: June-September 1975 -- The fugitives I: July-November 1975 -- The fugitives II: November 1975-May 1976 -- The trial at Cedar Rapids: June-July 1976 -- The trial at Fargo: March-April 1977 -- Book 3. The escape: Lompoc Prison and the Los Angeles trial -- The real enemy -- Another important matter: Myrtle Poor Bear and David Price, 1976-81 -- Forked tongues: the Freedom of Information Act and the new evidence, 1980-81 -- In Marion Penitentiary -- Paha Sapa: the treaty, the Supreme Court, and the return to the Black Hills -- Red and blue days. Peter Matthiessen ; with an afterword by Martin Garbus. "The edition with an epilogue by Peter Matthiessen and an afterword by Martin Garbus first published by Viking Penguin, a division of Penguin Books USA Inc., 1991"--Title page verso. Includes bibliographical references and index. n-us--- Peltier, Leonard Indians of North America Government relations 1934- Indigenous peoples North America Government relations American Indian Movement. Oglala Indians Government relations Peltier, Leonard American Indian Movement Indians of North America Government relations 1934- Oglala Indians Government relations Peuples autochtones États-Unis Relations avec l'État 1934- Autochtones Amérique du Nord Relatio…