"I did not recognize him in the fight, but only thought I did.... I believe he was killed in the first attack, as we found his body, or what all the Indians though was his body, about the place that it was made."
The passage is taken from an interview with Native American Chief Sitting Bull, and was published in a newspaper in 1881. Who was Chief Sitting Bull MOST LIKELY talking about fighting?
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Chief Sitting Bull was most likely talking about the battle or conflict between Native American tribes and American soldiers or settlers.
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