Black Hawk spent his last few years living in the area.

Black Hawk, and others like him, would never stop the rush.

Black Hawk, then a young warrior, was also present at the attack.

Black Hawk died of tuberculosis in 1870, before the war's end.

Black Hawk said we could live on the horses several days and still travel before they felt it.

The name is actually an honorific title and means "black hawk".

The dark form predominates in Florida, where it is known as "little black hawk".

Black Hawk gave her to me for my rifle, and we've had high times together out yonder.

He was the first Black Hawk to ever win the award.

Black Hawk ordered his men to "stand their ground, and never yield it to the enemy."

Black Hawk spent his last few years living in the area.

Black Hawk, and others like him, would never stop the rush.

Black Hawk, then a young warrior, was also present at the attack.

Black Hawk died of tuberculosis in 1870, before the war's end.

Black Hawk said we could live on the horses several days and still travel before they felt it.

All 26 people on board the two Black Hawks were killed.

Black Hawks in six, as the experts, and n+1, predicted.

The Black Hawks won only two games in the second half and finished last.

He joined the Black Hawks again and played 34 games with them.

The name is actually an honorific title and means "black hawk".

On April 5, 1832, chafing under the rule of Keokuk, Black Hawk and his group of 1,000 returned to Illinois.

In the article, he expressed support for historical theories that Black Hawk had voluntarily surrendered.

In Tennessee, Black Hawk helicopter crews and overwhelmed rescue workers on the ground continued to search for the dozens who remained unaccounted for.

He moved to Sarah as Black Hawk began to chant in preparation for the fight.

Ute leaders, especially Chief Nuch (Black Hawk), were fully aware that life as they knew it was about to end.

They coerced Mountain, Black Hawk's brother, to be their guide in the dark.

Like Keokuk, Black Hawk was not a civil chief, but he became Keokuk's primary rival for influence within the tribe.

Central City and Black Hawk are 34 miles west of Denver.

At that time, they moved from Central City to Black Hawk to live in a less expensive rooming house.

What say you, Black Hawk?

On April 5, 1832, chafing under the rule of Keokuk, Black Hawk and his group of 1,000 returned to Illinois.

In the article, he expressed support for historical theories that Black Hawk had voluntarily surrendered.

Central City then sued Black Hawk for $100 million; Black Hawk countersued.

In Tennessee, Black Hawk helicopter crews and overwhelmed rescue workers on the ground continued to search for the dozens who remained unaccounted for.

He moved to Sarah as Black Hawk began to chant in preparation for the fight.

Ute leaders, especially Chief Nuch (Black Hawk), were fully aware that life as they knew it was about to end.

Like Keokuk, Black Hawk was not a civil chief, but he became Keokuk's primary rival for influence within the tribe.

Central City and Black Hawk are 34 miles west of Denver.

At that time, they moved from Central City to Black Hawk to live in a less expensive rooming house.

What say you, Black Hawk?