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Little Crow

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Little Crow (b. Taheton Wakawa Mini) (?1820–63) Mdewakanton (Santee) Sioux; born near present-day St. Paul, Minn. Friendly with whites to the point of helping them track down "hostile" Indians, he was said by some to have been boastful and often drunk. But in 1862, rebelling against his people's deteriorating condition, he was one of the leaders in an uprising of the Sioux centered around New Ulm, Minn. Some 200 to 300 white settlers were reported killed; within six weeks, some 1,000 Sioux were captured by volunteer forces and eventually 39 were executed. Little Crow escaped capture, only to be killed by a white settler some months later while picking berries with his son.


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However, if you gain no real benefit going forward from any of the prior investments, and you have other investing options that will produce better returns on your next spend than furthering the current investment, then you must bite the bullet, eat a little crow and admit that the investment to date is a sunk cost.
He's looking for a friend to start a family And if he ever finds her how happy they will be But now it's time for me to go As I fly up into a tree For I am only a little crow but the world belongs to me So I'm off upon my journeys and you may see me flying by I really don't know where I'm going But I'll get there by and by.
Eddie Little Crow is a former member of the American Indian Movement, and continues his work in traditional ways throughout the Northwest.
 
 
 
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