Sioux War Dispatches Other than Mark Kellogg at the Little Big Horn, no newspaper correspondents lost their lives during the Great Sioux War, and his loss failed to stem the flow of words to the nation’s many newspapers. Marc H. Abrams, in Sioux War Dispatches , has pulled together a volume of hard-to-find writings from an army of scribblers. Abrams overlays the key events—from Custer’s 1874 Black Hills exploration to his 1876 debacle to Crazy Horse’s death in 1877—with the necess
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