An archaeologist turns to the living, surveying Native American affairs at a moment he judged the most critical in their history. He examines the Indian Office in 1913, the land frauds against the Ojibwe at White Earth, Minnesota, with Indian testimony and affidavits, and the Ghost Dance, the death of Sitting Bull and Wounded Knee.
A reformer’s indictment of federal policy, written with the paternal assumptions of 1914 but valuable as testimony. Download the free EPUB.