Tragic encounters : the people's history of Native Americans / Page Smith.

"This work is not offered in any sense as a history of the American Indians or even a comprehensive account of white-Indian relations. It is, rather, an effort to suggest the nature of that interchange, of its inherent drama and abiding human interest; and to trace the hold that Indian culture has h...

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Main Author: Smith, Page (Author)
Language:English
Published: Berkeley, CA : Counterpoint, [2015]
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Physical Description:xii, 477 pages ; 24 cm
Format: Book

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505 0 |a Early encounters -- The American Revolution -- Frontier warfare -- Sullivan's Expedition -- Sandusky -- Indians and the new Nation -- The Westering impulse -- Lewis and Clark -- The Indian Removal -- Pushing westward -- George Catlin -- The Indians of the Southwest -- Jedediah Smith -- Osborne Russell -- The Northwest -- The Sand Creek Massacre -- Postwar relations -- War in the Southwest -- Scattered campaigns -- The end of the Indian Wars -- After Wounded Knee. 
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