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| | Introduction | [9] |
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| I. | Two Points of View | [17] |
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| II. | The U. S. Indian Office in 1913 | [25] |
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| III. | The Indians Today and Hon. E. E. Ayer’s Report | [31] |
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| IV. | The Ojibwa of Minnesota | [45] |
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| V. | The Legal Complications at White Earth—The Department of Justice | [57] |
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| VI. | The White Earth Scandal | [66] |
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| VII. | Some Indian Testimony and Affidavits. Sickness | [77] |
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| VIII. | The Roll. Stories. Responsibility for White Earth | [89] |
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| IX. | The Sioux and the Messiah Craze | [99] |
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| X. | The Dance | [111] |
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| XI. | The Agency; The Government; Louis Shangraux and the Troops | [118] |
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| XII. | The Death of Sitting Bull and a Tragedy at Wounded Knee | [123] |
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| XIII. | The Five Civilized Tribes | [133] |
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| XIV. | Captain Grayson’s Views; Miss Barnard’s Work; The Minors’ Estates | [148] |
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| XV. | What Is Left of Indian Property in Oklahoma | [157] |
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| XVI. | The Leasing System; Chocktaw and Chickasaw; Final Recommendations | [164] |
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| XVII. | Red Cloud. The Greatest Indian of Modern Times | [173] |
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| XVIII. | Red Cloud’s Later Years | [181] |
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| XIX. | Sitting Bull—The Irreconcilable | [190] |
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| XX. | Education | [200] |
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| XXI. | Why Some Indians Object to Sending Children to School, and Further Comments on Education | [211] |
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| XXII. | The Apache, Papago and Pueblo. The Desert Indian | [219] |
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| XXIII. | The Career of Geronimo | [233] |
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| XXIV. | The Navaho | [241] |
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| XXV. | Indians of the Northwest | [253] |
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| XXVI. | Health of the Indians 1880 to 1912 | [265] |
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| XXVII. | The Indian’s Religion; His Character; Philanthropic Organizations | [279] |
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| XXVIII. | Irrigation Projects | [291] |
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| XXIX. | The Buffalo | [299] |
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| XXX. | The Plains Indians Fifty Years ago and Today | [311] |
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| XXXI. | The Indians of California | [325] |
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| XXXII. | A Statistical Table. Prepared by Men and Women in the Field | [341] |
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| XXXIII. | Farming and Stock-raising. Indian Fairs | [359] |
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| XXXIV. | Four Important Books | [367] |
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| XXXV. | Official Views of Indian Conditions | [378] |
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| XXXVI. | Recommendations and Suggestions from Field Workers | [387] |
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| XXXVII. | The Communistic Life. Indian Men and Women of Prominence. Morality | [399] |
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| XXXVIII. | Two Stories. Unwise Purchases | [407] |
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| XXXIX. | General Comments and Suggestions | [417] |
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| XL. | Conclusions | [423] |
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| | Index | [435] |