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See also: North See also: American See also: Indians of the I,utuamian stock, who formerly lived around See also: Lower See also: Klamath Lake, See also: south-western See also: Oregon
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They were always an aggressive See also: people, and constantly at war with their neighbours
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They are known mainly from their stubborn resistance to the See also: United States See also: government in 1872 and 1873
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This is called the See also: Modoc War, and was caused by an attempt to place them on a reservation
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After some preliminary fighting the Modocs retreated to the " See also: Lava Beds," a basaltic region, seamed and crevassed, and See also: rich in caves
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Here they made a stand for several months
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During the war two members of a See also: peace commission were treacherously massacred by them while under a See also: flag of truce
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On their final submission the leaders were hanged and See also: part of the tribe was removed to See also: Indian Territory (now Oklahoma), and the others were sent back to a reservation on the Klamath
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