From British North America I by C. Hill-Tout (Archibald Constable and Company, Ltd., London, 1907).

An American Indian people, the Sarcee live near the city of Calgary in the Canadian province of Alberta. They may have lived among the Beaver people in what is now northern Alberta before moving south to the Great Plains near the end of the 17th century. Their name is sometimes spelled Sarsi. They call themselves Tsuu T’ina, meaning “many people.”

The Sarcee are unique in that they are the only Plains Indians to speak…

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