Since the day it happened, Sand Creek Massacre has maintained its station as one of the most emotionally charged and con-troversial events in American history, a seemingly senseless frontier tragedy reflective of its time and place.... [T]he seeds of Sand Creek lay in the presence of two historically discordant cultures within a geographical area that both societies coveted for disparate reasons, a situation designed to ensure conflict. As he has done with other books, Jerome Greene, Natio


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