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Leadership Lessons From The Great Books #79 – Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee: An Indian History of the American West by Dee Brown w/Tom Libby

Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee: An Indian History of the American West w/Tom Libby
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  • Welcome and Introduction – 00:00:54
  • “Their Manners are Decorous and Praiseworthy” – 00:01:31
  • New World Geography, Old Human Behavior – 00:11:09  
  • Tom Libby Introduction as Eagle Rising – 00:15:22
  • The Eye-Opening Nature of Dee Brown’s Book – 00:16:47
  • Everything I’ve Ever Read by Howard Zinn – 00:20:19
  • Talking Past Each other in the Same Room – 00:26:43
  • Conception of Ownership – 00:30:00
  • Adaptations of Western Europeans – 00:37:10
  • Little Crow’s War – 00:42:00
  • There Are No Winners in a Clash of Civilizations, Just the Dead and the Survivors – 00:49:00
  • The Tragedy of Little Crow’s Leadership – 00:53:04
  • MetaCom Tried to Push Back the Colonists – 00:59:02
  • One Million Buffalo on the Great Plains – 1:01:53
  • Red Cloud’s War – 1:13:00
  • Colonel Carrington’s Leadership Failures – 1:21:21
  • There Were Very Few People in Those Meetings That Saw Native Americans as Human Beings – 1:26:00
  • What Do You Replace Manifest Destiny With? – 1:34:49
  • Are We Better At Counting the Cost of Explorations and Warfare – 1:42:33
  • The Rise and Fall of Donehogawa – 1:52:47
  • Building Resiliency by Going Through Hell – 2:00:54
  • Staying on the Path – 2:09:40

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