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Dec 16, 2021 1 hr 10 min

Land Grab – Chapter Four: Exodus

from Land Grab Podcast Hosted by John Hooks and Matt Neuman

In the fourth chapter of Land Grab, 20 years of pressure comes to a head, as Charlo’s bands of Salish people in the Bitterroot valley are finally forced out by troops from Fort Missoula, and make the long walk through downtown Missoula and up to the Jocko Reservation. We go deep into the circumstances that [&hellip The post Land Grab – Chapter Four: Exodus appeared first on Montana Mint - The greatest website north of Wyoming..

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In the fourth chapter of Land Grab, 20 years of pressure comes to a head, as Charlo’s bands of Salish people in the Bitterroot valley are finally forced out by troops from Fort Missoula, and make the long walk through downtown Missoula and up to the Jocko Reservation. We go deep into the circumstances that ultimately brought Charlo and his people to that decision, and find Andrew Hammond’s influence everywhere. We also see Montana officially enter the Union as the 41st state, and witness Hammond go to war with his former partner, Marcus Daly, over the shape that new state will take. Link to Greg Gordon’s book When Money Grew on Trees: Andrew B. Hammond and the Age of the Timber Baron: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/when-money-grew-on-trees-greg-gordon/1117684711 Find out more about Land Grab, and consider making a contribution at www.landgrabpodcast.com and find us on social media @landgrabpod

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