Alberta: How the West was Young - First Nations and Métis - Chief Red Crow, Blood Indian Agent, Blood Nation chiefs

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Chief Red Crow, Blood Indian Agent, Blood Nation chiefs

Red Crow, head Chief of the Bloods.

William B. Pocklington, Blood Indian agent, with Blood Chiefs in southern Alberta. L-R back row: One Spot, Minor chief, Blood; Red Crow, Head chief, Blood; Dave Mills, half-black interpreter; E. R. Cowan.

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