The Other Americans: Minorities in American HistoryLawrence Publishing Company, 1969 - 182 էջ |
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... white man marched across the old Northwest , the Great Plains , and on to the Pacific . A partial explanation for the tragedy that befell the Indian in America . is to be found in the white man's concept of land ownership as compared ...
... white man marched across the old Northwest , the Great Plains , and on to the Pacific . A partial explanation for the tragedy that befell the Indian in America . is to be found in the white man's concept of land ownership as compared ...
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... white man's cow , an Indian chief was slain and , in retaliation , a United States Army lieutenant and several soldiers . The American public , seemingly unaware of the depredations worked on the Indians from one end of the land to the ...
... white man's cow , an Indian chief was slain and , in retaliation , a United States Army lieutenant and several soldiers . The American public , seemingly unaware of the depredations worked on the Indians from one end of the land to the ...
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... white man's presence had been costly to both sides . The Indian lost all ; the white man , lives and money . The struggles with the Cheyennes and Navajos alone had cost nearly $ 100,000,000 . The official estimate by the Commissioner of ...
... white man's presence had been costly to both sides . The Indian lost all ; the white man , lives and money . The struggles with the Cheyennes and Navajos alone had cost nearly $ 100,000,000 . The official estimate by the Commissioner of ...
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