This Country was Ours: A Documentary History of the American Indian, Volume 63Harper & Row, 1972 - 473 pages Numerous extracts from firsthand accounts and documents provide both Indian and white perspectives on the life styles, white relations, and tragic plight of the North American natives since the early European invasions. |
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... west or north - west ; or upon any lands whatever , which not having been ceded to , or purchased by us , as aforesaid , are reserved to the said Indians , or any of them . And we do further declare it to be our royal will and pleasure ...
... west or north - west ; or upon any lands whatever , which not having been ceded to , or purchased by us , as aforesaid , are reserved to the said Indians , or any of them . And we do further declare it to be our royal will and pleasure ...
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... West Re - creates the American West as it was when the pioneers moved west- ward to fill in the last frontiers ( 1849-1900 ) . Still - picture animation technique graphically explores the social and economic development of the expanding ...
... West Re - creates the American West as it was when the pioneers moved west- ward to fill in the last frontiers ( 1849-1900 ) . Still - picture animation technique graphically explores the social and economic development of the expanding ...
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... West 46th St. New York , N.Y. 10019 Folkways Records 165 West 46th St. New York , N.Y. 10036 Folkways - Scholastic Records 50 West 44th St. New York , N.Y. 10036 Kroch's Book Store 29 S. Wabash Ave. Chicago , Ill . 60603 Library of ...
... West 46th St. New York , N.Y. 10019 Folkways Records 165 West 46th St. New York , N.Y. 10036 Folkways - Scholastic Records 50 West 44th St. New York , N.Y. 10036 Kroch's Book Store 29 S. Wabash Ave. Chicago , Ill . 60603 Library of ...
Contents
Acknowledgments | xix |
Foreword by Sol | xxvii |
Contrasting Views | xxxv |
Copyright | |
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