In the early 1870s, most Texas Indians were on reservations. However, they could leave the reserves to pursue traditional buffalo hunts. Consequently, they were tempted to continue raiding settlers of their horses and cattle, and, too often, kill the settlers.
As this trend continued, General Philip Sheridan of Civil War fame ...
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