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helen hunt jackson gave as good as she got. she rebutted his sexism and regionalism with patriotic nationalism. the bloodshed after sand creek, she noted, occupied thousands of federal troops who otherwise might better have spent their time fighting confederates. been aeek had not just massacre, have also detracted from the union war effort. as jackson engaged in this print war with byers, she worked on the book about the nation's history of mistreating its indigenous peoples. it was published in 1881 and argue that only by overhauling federal indian policy could the united states be redeemed in the eyes of god. doc or and the custer massacre just over, some officials in the department of the interior were primed to embrace helen hunt jackson's calls for reform. even as the climate surrounding federal tribal relations was shifting, shivington's perspective still had adherents in the west including whether -- including editors at another newspaper. infuriated by the sentiments, george bent, son of a borderlands trade tycoon name

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