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TNB->Yakima: Saturday is 150th anniversary of Battle of Steptoe
Posted on Monday, May 19 @ 04:42:54 PDT (1226 reads)

AUTHOR: Nicholas Geranios

The situation was desperate for Lt. Col. Edward Steptoe and his men, down to their last few rounds of ammunition after a day of fighting Indian warriors from numerous tribes.

But darkness came, and Steptoe's force managed to escape, ending a battle 150 years ago that eventually led to the brutal subjugation of the tribes in the Inland Northwest.

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