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Chief Bluedog

Enemy Swim, South Dakota
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Chief Bluedog was an active participant in the 1862 Dakota-United States War in Minnesota. After the Dakota were removed by an act of Congress in 1863, he led the Tiospaye first to Canada and then to the Lake Traverse Reservation after the treaty was signed in 1867.
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Enemy Swim, South Dakota · United States

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