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... . After the victory, Sitting Bull led his tribe into the Grandmother Land of Canada. Later Life and Death After the famous battle, the national government was starting to grow weary chasing after the wiry Sitting Bull and his followers. Because of this, he was permitted to reenter the United States and became a very famous Indian. Known as the "Slayer of Custer ... ...
... leave him [and his people alone], but the fight had just begun. As the battles continued, many of Sitting Bull's followers surrendered. However, Sitting Bull would not give up. Soldiers chasing him found a note that read "You scare all the buffalo away. I want to hunt in this place. I want you to turn back from here. If you don't, I will fight you ... ...
... stay with the detail, but when a small band of Indians under the leadership of a young Indian named Crazy Horse attacked, he pursued with his entire command of 80 men. After chasing the band over a small rise, Fetterman was suddenly confronted by over 2000 Sioux, Cheyenne, and Miniconjous. He and his entire command were wiped out. The Fetterman Massacre, or the Battle ... ...
