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Impossible Odds in Impossible Terrain: Remembering Another Unremembered “Indian” War

June 4, 2025.Uncategorized.#califfornianativehistory

June 4, 2025 – On this day in 1873, another “Indian” war most Americans have never heard of – the Modoc War – came to an end in the high desert straddling present-day California and Oregon. The 18-month war of resistance, in which 52 Modoc warriors and 98 women, children and old men held out […]

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War Hero & Martyr on the Salish Sea: Remembering Leschi on the Anniversary of his Judicial Murder

February 19, 2025.Uncategorized.#Chehalis

February 19, 2025 – On this sad day in 1858, the great Nisqually leader Leschi – who forged an alliance of nine tribes to resist the seizure of their 2.5 million acre homeland and their forced removal to concentration camps set up by the US government – was hanged for crimes he did not commit […]

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