Cavallo Pazzo. Storia del capo sioux che vinse a Little Bighorn

This biography offers a detailed look into his character beyond the battles and politics. I'm curious what choices the author made to balance these aspects.

Historically, he's often seen as a symbol, but this book made me wonder about his internal struggles and humanity. How did others interpret this new perspective?

The authenticity of the cultural context really stood out. I wonder if the author collaborated with Native advisors or relied on specific sources.