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The Remainder of Chief Big Foot's Tribe

After the Battle of Wounded Knee, under one hundred of Big Foot's Miniconjous people remained alive. Here, a group of children, an elderly man and some women pose for a moment outside their tepees in 1891. (Photo by John C.H. Grabill/Library of Congress/Corbis/VCG via Getty Images)
After the Battle of Wounded Knee, under one hundred of Big Foot's Miniconjous people remained alive. Here, a group of children, an elderly man and some women pose for a moment outside their tepees in 1891. (Photo by John C.H. Grabill/Library of Congress/Corbis/VCG via Getty Images)
The Remainder of Chief Big Foot's Tribe
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Corbis Historical
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February 16, 1891
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