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BOIS BRULES, or BRULES (a

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French
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translation of their
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Indian name SICHANGU)  , a sub-tribe of
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North
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American Dakota
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Indians (Teton
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river
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division) . The name is most frequently associated with the
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half-breeds in
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Manitoba, who in 1869 came into temporary prominence in connexion with Riei's
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Rebellion (see RED RIVER); at that
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time they had lost all tribal purity, and were alternatively called Hells (half-castes), the
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majority being descendants of
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French-Canadians .

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