The Land Along the River: The Ongoing Saga of the Sioux Nation Land Claim 1851-2012 by Peter Capossela

Capossela's new book pulls the reader along on a journey through 150 years of Treaty Violations. He challenges us like a mystery writer to see whether, in the enlightened times of the late 20th century, legal and moral or Political corruption, racism and green will once again determine the outcome of a modern battle set between Tribal Nations, and Anglo interest. He takes us on a voyage, rich in its story of courage, idealism and human nature, between Traditional Lakota and those who would side with the white politicians, splitting tribal self-interest from Lakota Unity.

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Capossela's new book pulls the reader along on a journey through 150 years of Treaty Violations. He challenges us like a mystery writer to see whether, in the enlightened times of the late 20th century, legal and moral or Political corruption, racism and green will once again determine the outcome of a modern battle set between Tribal Nations, and Anglo interest. He takes us on a voyage, rich in its story of courage, idealism and human nature, between Traditional Lakota and those who would side with the white politicians, splitting tribal self-interest from Lakota Unity.