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Fort Robinson

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Search complete. 14 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Fort Robinson".

Oct 14, 2026

Aaron ElliottNARRATOR
24:46
But the inevitable end was near.
Aaron ElliottNARRATOR
24:48
One morning in the fall of 1876, Red Cloud was surrounded by United States troops under the command of Colonel McKenzie, who disarmed his people and brought them into Fort Robinson, Nebraska.
Aaron ElliottNARRATOR
25:01
Thence they were removed to the Pine Ridge Agency, where he lived for more than thirty years as a reservation Indian.
Aaron ElliottNARRATOR
25:08
In order to humiliate him further, government authorities proclaimed the more attractable spotted tail head chief of the Sioux.

1 HR 10 MINS LATER

Aaron ElliottNARRATOR
95:28
Ohiesa.
Aaron ElliottNARRATOR
95:30
Crazy Horse.
Aaron ElliottNARRATOR
95:33
Crazy Horse was born on the Republican River about 1845. he was killed at fort robinson nebraska in eighteen seventy seven so that he lived barely thirty-three years he was an uncommonly handsome man while not the equal of gall in magnificence and imposing stature he was physically perfect an apollo in symmetry Furthermore, he was a true type of Indian refinement and grace.
Aaron ElliottNARRATOR
96:00
He was modest and courteous as Chief Joseph.
Joseph ParkinsonHOST
69:05
The buffalo were declining, the army was closing in, and families were facing hunger.
Joseph ParkinsonHOST
69:11
In May eighteen seventy-seven, Crazy Horse brought more than a thousand followers to Fort Robinson in Nebraska and surrendered.
Joseph ParkinsonHOST
69:18
He had not been defeated at Little Bighorn.
Joseph ParkinsonHOST
69:21
He had not been captured on the battlefield.
Cathy GordonHOST
13:49
Yeah, I think I might have to get that.
Cathy GordonHOST
13:51
Um, you know, I too have a haunting from a, a old cavalry, uh, fort, you know, from Fort Robinson, and I've talked about it on the show s- before, so I don't wanna go tons into it.
Cathy GordonHOST
14:08
But it...
Cathy GordonHOST
14:09
I stayed in an officer's quarters, uh, for a family reunion, 'cause you could rent them, you know, and woke up in the middle of the night and heard a child crying, and we discuss that, and I went looking for him.

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Indian Heroes and Great Chieftans-Charles Alexander Eastman

Oct 1 · 6 Mentions

speaker_4UNKNOWN
25:39
But the inevitable end was near.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
25:42
One morning in the fall of 1876, Red Cloud was surrounded by United States troops under the command of Colonel McKenzie, who disarmed his people and brought them into Fort Robinson, Nebraska.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
25:55
Thence they were removed to the Pine Ridge Agency, where he lived for more than thirty years as a reservation Indian.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
26:02
In order to humiliate him further, government authorities proclaimed the more attractable spotted tail head chief of the Sioux.

1 HR 11 MINS LATER

speaker_4UNKNOWN
97:26
That superb manhood dwindled, and in a few years he died.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
97:31
He was a real hero of a free and natural people, a type that is never to be seen again.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
97:39
End of Section 5 CRAZY HORSE was born on the Republican River about 1845. he was killed at fort robinson nebraska in eighteen seventy seven so that he lived barely thirty-three years he was an uncommonly handsome man while not the equal of gall in magnificence and imposing stature he was physically perfect an apollo in symmetry Furthermore, he was a true type of Indian refinement and grace.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
98:32
He was modest and courteous as Chief Joseph.

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