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The great father: the United States government and the American Indians

Prucha, Francis Paul.

Year: c1984.

Publisher: University of Nebraska Press.

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table of contents

Frontmatter

List of Maps

List of Illustrations

List of Tables

Preface

Acknowledgments

Abbreviations

PROLOGUE: THE COLONIAL EXPERIENCE

PART ONE: FORMATIVE YEARS

1. Peace after the Revolution

2. War and Defense

3. Trade and Intercourse Laws

4. Government Trading Houses (Factories)

5. Civilization and Education

6. The Indian Department

PART TWO: INDIAN REMOVAL

7. The Policy of Indian Removal

8. The Emigration of the Southern Tribes

9. Removal of the Northern Indians

10. The Emigrant Indians in the West

11. New Structures and Programs

PART THREE: AMERICAN EXPANSION AND THE RESERVATION SYSTEM

12. The Indian Office: Men and Policies

13. A Pathway to the Pacific

14. Texas, New Mexico, and Utah

15. California, Oregon, and Washington

PART FOUR: THE CIVIL WAR YEARS

16. The Southern Indians and the Confederate States

17. Indian Conflicts: A Series of Other Wars

18. The Indian System and Its Critics

PART FIVE: THE PEACE POLICY

19. Stirrings of Reform

20. Structures of the Peace Policy

21. Military Challenge

22. Reservation Policy

23. The Indian Service: Policies and Administration

Illustrations and Map Credits, Volume I

PART SIX: AMERICANIZING THE AMERICAN INDIANS

24. The New Christian Reformers

25. The Reservations and Reform

26. Severalty, Law, and Citizenship

27. Education for Patriotic Citizenship

28. The Indian Service: Bureaucratization and Reform

29. Liquidating the Indian Territory

PART SEVEN: THE NATION'S WARDS

30. The Indian Office: The Indians' Guardian

31. The 1920s: The Guardian on Trial

32. Education for Self-Support

33. Concern for Indian Health

34. The Indians' Land

35. Indians of Oklahoma and New York

Part Eight: The Indian New Deal

36. Transition: The Hoover Years

37. The New Reform

38 Rounding Out the New Deal

993 The End of the Indian New Deal

Part Nine: Termination

40 The Postwar Years

41 Termination in Action

42 Programs for Indians

Part Ten: Indian Self-Determination

43 Turnabout in the 1960s

44 Signs of the New Day

45 Advances in Indian Rights and Responsibilities

46 Legal and Judicial Maneuvering

47 The American Indians in 1980

Appendixes

Bibliographical Essay

Illustration and Map Credits, Volume II

Index

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Title:

The great father : the United States government and the American Indians Francis Paul Prucha.

Author:

Prucha, Francis Paul

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The great father : the United States government and the American Indians Francis Paul Prucha.
Prucha, Francis Paul
Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, c1984.

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