They Never Surrendered: The Lakota Sioux Band That Stayed in Canada

After the defeat of Custer, June, 1876, thousands of Lakota Sioux went to Canada to escape the American army. Their leaders included Sitting Bull, Four Horns and the two famous Lakota chiefs with the name "Black Moon". Most returned to American reservations within 5 years; but 250 stayed in Canada where their descendants live today. This is their story.

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Papandrea, Ronald J.

Americas

Ron Papandrea

After the defeat of Custer at the Battle of the Little Big Horn, June, 1876, thousands of Lakota Sioux went to Canada to escape the American army. Their leaders included Sitting Bull, Four Horns and the two famous Lakota Sioux chiefs with the name "Black Moon". Most returned to American reservations within 5 years; but 250 stayed in Canada where their descendants live today. This is their story.

With Much Fire In The Heart: The Letters Of Mohammed Mrabet To Irving Stettner Translated By Paul Bowles

Letters written 1979-1986. Biographical information and stories. Henry Miller wrote to Mrabet: "The fact that you can not read has perhaps made you a better writer than most who do read." Paul Bowles said: "I've been corresponding with Irving Stettner for several years. Everyone tells me he is a delightful man. Mrabet does write him letters. I don't "ghostwrite" them; I merely translate them as he dictates." Irving Stettner, prose writer, poet and watercolorist; friend of Henry Miller; published Stroker magazine for 30 years.

With Much Fire in the Heart: The Letters of Mohammed Mrabet to Irving Stettner Translated by Paul Bowles

Biographies & Memoirs

Mrabet, Mohammed

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Mohammed Mrabet

They Never Surrendered, The Lakota Sioux Band That Stayed in Canada

After the defeat of Custer at the Battle of the Little Big Horn, June, 1876; thousands of Lakota Sioux went to Canada to escape the American army. Their leaders included Sitting Bull, Four Horns and the two famous Lakota chiefs with the name "Black Moon". Most returned to American reservations within 5 years; but over 200 stayed in Canada where their descendants live today. This is their story.

Papandrea, Ron

After the defeat of Custer at the Battle of the Little Big Horn, June, 1876; thousands of Lakota Sioux went to Canada to escape the American army. Their leaders included Sitting Bull, Four Horns and the two famous Lakota chiefs with the name "Black Moon". Most returned to American reservations within 5 years; but over 200 stayed in Canada where their decendants live today. This is their story.

Haiku by Ron Papandrea. "I very much like the Oriental "flavor" of his haiku, which capture the essence of the form." Howard S. Levy

Spinning Spider, Haiku of Ron Papandrea

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

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Books by Ron Papandrea

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They Never Surrendered: The Lakota Sioux Band That Stayed in Canada

They Never Surrendered: The Lakota Sioux Band That Stayed in Canada

With Much Fire in the Heart: The Letters of Mohammed Mrabet to Irving Stettner Translated by Paul Bowles

With Much Fire In The Heart: The Letters Of Mohammed Mrabet To Irving Stettner Translated By Paul Bowles

They Never Surrendered, The Lakota Sioux Band That Stayed in Canada

They Never Surrendered, The Lakota Sioux Band That Stayed in Canada

Spinning Spider, Haiku of Ron Papandrea