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Kintpuash, better known as CaptainJack (died October 3, 1873), was a chief of the Native American Modoc tribe of California and Oregon, and was their leader during the Modoc War.
CaptainJack's advisers, apparently not attuned to relevant differences between Modoc and Euro-American culture, suggested that the Army would leave in response to killing their leader, Gen.
To bolster his influence, Jack agreed to their plan: he called for a meeting with the commission (of which Canby was by then the chair) with the intention of killing them.
CaptainJack's advisors suggested that the Army would leave if their leader, General Edward Canby, were killed.
Jack was shamed, the group even dressed him in the clothing of a Modoc woman, symbolicly stripping him of his manhood.
CaptainJack was taken to Fort Klamath, Oregon, and on October 3, was hanged with three of his warriors for the murder of General Canby and the negotiators.
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