TY  - BOOK
AU  - Dudley,William
TI  - Native Americans: opposing viewpoints 
T2  - American history series
AV  - E77.D849.N385 1998 
PY  - 1998///
CY  - San Diego, California
PB  - Greenhaven Press
KW  - Indians of North America
KW  - History
N1  - 1 (pages 302-312) and index; Colonists should maintain friendly relations with the Indians; Powhatan  --; Colonists should wage war against the Indians; Virginia Company of London  --; A captive's account of the cruelty of Indians; Peter Williamson  --; A captive's account of the kindness of Indians; Mary Jemison  --; Indians should join together in war against the Americans; Tecumseh  --; Indians should live in peace with the Americans; Pushmataha  --; The Cherokee are creating a civilized society; Elias Boudinot  --; The Cherokee are not creating a civilized society; Wilson Lumpkin  --; Indians should be removed to the west; Andrew Jackson  --; Indians should be allowed to remain in their homeland; Cherokee Nation  --; The federal government should pursue peace with the Indians; James Henderson  --; The federal government must wage war on the Indians; Samuel J. Crawford  --; Indians are cruel and unchangeable savages; George Armstrong Custer  --; Indians are victims of American injustice; Helen Hunt Jackson  --; The white takeover of Indian land was unjust; Chief Joseph  --; The white takeover of Indian land was inevitable; Theodore Roosevelt  --; Indian tribal land should be divided and distributed to individuals; Carl Schurz  --; Indian tribal land should not be divided and distributed to individuals; Minority members of the House Committee on Indian Affairs  --; Indian education should emphasize American culture; Thomas J. Morgan  --; Indian education should not destroy Indian culture; Luther Standing Bear  --; New Deal reforms will harm American Indians; Flora Warren Seymour  --; New Deal reforms have helped American Indians; John Collier  --; The federal government should terminate its trust relationship with American Indians; Arthur V. Watkins  --; The federal government should not terminate its trust relationship with American Indians; Ruth Muskrat Bronson  --; Indians who have moved to cities have fared well; O.K. Armstrong and Marjorie Armstrong  --; Indians who have moved to cities have not fared well; Ruth Mulvey Harmer  --; The American Indian Movement has helped native Americans; Dennis Banks  --; The American Indian Movement has had limited effectiveness; Gerald Vizenor  --; The U.S. policy of Indian removal was intended to subjugate Indians; Francis Jennings  --; The U.S. policy of Indian removal was intended to protect Indians; Francis Paul Prucha; 2
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