by Bernard Dubant · INDIGO · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788486668556
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In this essay, Bernard Dubant presents the philosophical thought that governed the life of the Sioux, their rites, beliefs, and communion with nature, during the period prior to their confinement in the reserves. It also recounts the bitter events and battles of a long war that culminated in the loss of the red land of their ancestors. Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull, shamans and warrior chiefs, defended the land of the Sioux and with it their way of life and spirit to the end.
