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Whilst the peerless soldier who introduced the U.S. Military to its knees in the Battle of Little Bighorn, Crazy Mount stays one of the very continually intriguing results of the National West. Today Frederick Marshall—an outstanding storyteller, historian, and descendant of exactly the same Lakota group that elevated Crazy Horse—goes beyond that picture in this one-of-a-kind portrait of the renowned chief. Drawing on extensive research and a rich oral history that's seldom discussed beyond your Native-American group, Marshall offers us a distinctly total face of Crazy Horse, in the vision that sparked him into fight for the girl he loved but dropped to situation.