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1. Concentration

© 1942 Rutgers University Press, New Brunswick

© 1942 Rutgers University Press, New Brunswick

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. PREFACE V
  3. CONTENTS IX
  4. I. Four Unsuccessful Efforts at Reform
  5. 1. Concentration 3
  6. 2. The Transfer Problem 15
  7. 3. Church Nomination of Indian Officials 28
  8. 4. The Board of Indian Commissioners 42
  9. II. THE RISE OF INTEREST IN INDIAN REFORM
  10. 5. The Period of Individual Effort, 1865-1880 57
  11. 6. The Turn of the Tide 1880 66
  12. 7. Indian Organizations and Sectional Opinion 81
  13. III. DESTRUCTION OF THE OLD INDIAN SYSTEM
  14. 8. The Treaty System and Tribal Autonomy 95
  15. 9. The Annuity System and Congressional Economy 106
  16. 10. The Reservation System 121
  17. 11. The Problem of Indian Education 132
  18. 12. The Last Stand of Supporters of the Old Indian System 155
  19. IV. FORMULATION OF THE NEW INDIAN POLICY
  20. 13. Precedents for Reform 167
  21. 14. The Failure of Early Severalty Plans 177
  22. 15. Severalty Debates of the Eighties 188
  23. 16. Indian Citizenship 198
  24. 17. The Development of Indian Land Policies 217
  25. 18. The Decision to Use Force 233
  26. 19. The Dawes Act and Indian Reform 248
  27. Notes 253
  28. Index 303
Uncle Sam’s Stepchildren
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https://doi.org/10.36019/9781978812352-002

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. PREFACE V
  3. CONTENTS IX
  4. I. Four Unsuccessful Efforts at Reform
  5. 1. Concentration 3
  6. 2. The Transfer Problem 15
  7. 3. Church Nomination of Indian Officials 28
  8. 4. The Board of Indian Commissioners 42
  9. II. THE RISE OF INTEREST IN INDIAN REFORM
  10. 5. The Period of Individual Effort, 1865-1880 57
  11. 6. The Turn of the Tide 1880 66
  12. 7. Indian Organizations and Sectional Opinion 81
  13. III. DESTRUCTION OF THE OLD INDIAN SYSTEM
  14. 8. The Treaty System and Tribal Autonomy 95
  15. 9. The Annuity System and Congressional Economy 106
  16. 10. The Reservation System 121
  17. 11. The Problem of Indian Education 132
  18. 12. The Last Stand of Supporters of the Old Indian System 155
  19. IV. FORMULATION OF THE NEW INDIAN POLICY
  20. 13. Precedents for Reform 167
  21. 14. The Failure of Early Severalty Plans 177
  22. 15. Severalty Debates of the Eighties 188
  23. 16. Indian Citizenship 198
  24. 17. The Development of Indian Land Policies 217
  25. 18. The Decision to Use Force 233
  26. 19. The Dawes Act and Indian Reform 248
  27. Notes 253
  28. Index 303
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