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Indians, bureaucrats, and land: the Dawes act and the decline of Indian farming

Carlson, Leonard A., 1947-

Year: 1981.

Publisher: Greenwood Press.

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Frontmatter

Illustrations

Tables

Acknowledgments

PART ONE Federal Indian Policy and the Dawes Act

chapter 1 The "Indian Problem" and the Policy of Allotment

PART TWO Implementing the Act: A Policy in Practice

chapter 2 The Course of Allotment in Theory and Practice

chapter 3 Guardianship, Land Hunger, and the Northern Plains Reservations

PART THREE Allotment's Impact on Indian Farming

chapter 4 Reformer's Goals and Theoretical Expectations

chapter 5 Indian Farming before Allotment

chapter 6 Indian Agriculture in the Era of Allotment, 1900-1930

PART FOUR Implications

chapter 7 Property Rights, Politics, and Progress

Statistical Appendices

Selected Bibliography

Index

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Title:

Indians, bureaucrats, and land : the Dawes act and the decline of Indian farming Leonard A. Carlson.

Author:

Carlson, Leonard A., 1947-

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Indians, bureaucrats, and land : the Dawes act and the decline of Indian farming Leonard A. Carlson.
Carlson, Leonard A., 1947-
Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1981.

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Subject Headings:

• Indians of North America -- Agriculture
• Indians of North America -- Land tenure

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