The Last Stand: Custer, Sitting Bull, and the Battle of the Little Big Horn

Reno’s retreat
    on Reynolds
    Vinatieri, Felix
    Voight, Henry
    Wagoner, John
    Wakan Tanka (Great Spirit)
    Wallace, George
    warfare, intertribal
    washichus (Lakota word for whites)
    Washington.C.
    Washita River
    Waterman (Arapaho)
    Watkins, Erwin C.
    Watson, James
    Weir, Thomas
    Weir Peak
    Weldon, Catherine
    West Point Academy
    Whitaker, Frederick
    White, Charles
    White Buffalo Calf Woman
    White Bull (Sitting Bull’s nephew)
    White Horse Creek
    White Man Runs Him (Crow scout)
    White Swan (Crow scout)
    Whittaker, Alfred
    wicasa wakan (holy man)
    wickiups
    Wilson, James
    Windolph, Charles
    Winney, Dewitt
    Wolf Mountains
    Wolf River
    Wolf’s Tooth (Cheyenne)
    women
    and Battle of Little Bighorn
    at Battle of Sand Creek
    captives
    Indian widows
    in Lakota villages
    and Laundress Row
    married to officers
    in Oglala villages
    Sitting Bull’s opinion of
    soldiers’ abuse of
    Wooden Leg (Cheyenne warrior)
    and the army
    on benefits of reservations
    on mutilating the dead
    on Sitting Bull and Sioux
    at village on Little Bighorn River
    as warrior
    Wounded Knee
    Wovoka (Paiute medicine man)
    Wylie, George
    Wyoming
    Wyoming Column
    Yates, Annie
    Yates, George
    Yellow Hair (Cheyenne)
    Yellow Nose (Cheyenne)
    Yellowstone campaign
    Yellowstone River
    and Battle of Little Bighorn
    encampment on
    geography of
    as rendezvous point
    Yellowstone Wagon Road and Prospecting Expedition
    Young Black Moon (Hunkpapa Lakota)
    Young Hawk (Arikara scout)
    Young Two Moons (Cheyenne warrior)