Foreword

The Authors

Part I A World Turned Upside Down

Black Gowns and Massachusetts Men: Indian-White Relations in New France and New England to 1701

Mutual Distrust and Mutual Dependency: Indian-White Relations in the Era of the Anglo-French Wars for Empire, 1689-1763

Facing Off: Indian-Spanish Rivalry in the Greater Southwest, 1528-1821

The Trail of Tears: Removal of the Southern Indians in the Jeffersonian-Jacksonian Era

Blue, Gray, and Red: Indian Affairs during the American Civil War

Ambiguity and Misunderstanding: The Struggle between the U.S. Army and the Indians for the Great Plains

Part II Visions of a New Order

The Bitter Years: Western Indian Reservation Life

Reformers' Images of the American Indians: The Late Nineteenth Century

From Bullets to Boarding Schools: The Educational Assault on American Indians

The Divided Heart: The Indian New Deal

Dislocated: The Federal Policy of Termination and Relocation, 1945-1960

Finally Acknowledging Native Peoples: American Indian Policies since the Nixon Administration

Part III The Night is Far Gone, The Day is Near

Bury My Heart in Smog: Urban Indians

Native Sovereignty: Then and Now in California and the Northwest

Traditions and Transformations: American Indian Women in Historical Perspective

Our Dead Are Never Forgotten: American Indian Struggles for Burial Rights and Protections

Index