The Indian and the white man

Washburn, Wilcomb E., ed. (Author).

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Physical Description: 22 p ; cm.
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Publisher: Garden City, New York : Anchor Books, 1964.

Content descriptions

Formatted Contents Note:

Chapter 1. First Contact -- 1. October 12, 1492 / Christopher Columbus -- 4. Disputed sovereignty / The first relation of Jacques Cartier -- Chapter 2. Personal relations -- 5. Captain John Smith / Walter Russell and Anas Todkill -- 20. The grass which grows out 0of the earth is common to all / Rev. John Heckewelder -- 23. The call of the wild / David Thompson -- 25. The founding fathers and the indian Thomas Jefferson and John Adams -- 27. Never the twain shall meet / Lieutenant Colonel Elwell S. Otis -- Chapter 3. -- Justification for dispossession -- 29. Indian title / Edward Rawson -- 34. These foolish sentimentalists / Theodore Roosevelt -- Chapter 4. The trade nexus -- 38. France and england compete for the fur trade / Cadwallader Colden -- Chapter 5. The missionary impulse -- 43. How happy a thing had it been, if you had converted some before you had killed any!--45. Church and state / General court of the massachusetts bay colony -- War Chapter 6. 53. The "Black Legend" of spanish cruelty / Bartolome de las Casas -- 55. Yamassee war of 1715 / William Tredwell Bull -- 69. The Ute war of 1915 / M.K. Sniffen -- Chapter 7. Governmental relations -- 75. How to crowd and still be kind / Samuel Sewall -- Indian title / Richard Bland -- 83. Tippecanoe and tyler tool / Henry Adams -- 90. Land in severalty / Indian Rights Association -- 95. The indian speaks / Declaration of Indian Purpose -- Chapter 8. Literature and the arts -- 97. Rousseau and the "Noble Savage" / Jean Jacques Rousseau -- 99. On the nature of man in america / Thomas Jefferson -- 100. Indian oratory / Thomas Jefferson -- 111. What were they like to be with / Earnest Hemingway -- 112. Relinquish...relinquish / William Falkner