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Intro -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Chapter 1 Dramatistic Analysis and the Puget Sound War, 1854- 1858 -- Chapter 2 Rhetorical Genres and the Sioux Uprising, 1862 -- Chapter 3 Political Spectacles and the Sand Creek Massacre, 1864- 1865 -- Chapter 4 Colonial Discourse and the Navajo Internment, 1846- 1868 -- Chapter 5 Identity Transformation and the Journeys of Fanny Kelly and Chief Red Cloud, 1864- 1870 -- Chapter 6 Rituals of Redress and Zuni Witch Cases, 1880- 1900 -- Chapter 7 Resistance, Advocacy, and the Southern Cheyenne and Arapaho, 1868- 1961 -- Chapter 8 Legislative Movements and the Return of Blue Lake, 1922- 1970 -- Chapter 9 Ethnography and Puget Sound Indian Fishing Rights, 1973- 1974 -- Chapter 10 Lamentation and Agitation at Wounded Knee, 1890 and 1973 -- Chapter 11 Indian Alcohol Abuse, Narrative Reasoning, and the Gordon House Case, 1992- 2000 -- Bibliography -- Index.

The Cheyennes, Arapahos, Crows, Blackfoot, and Sioux are among the many tribes of the Great Plains of North America. This magnificent volume, filled with Bancroft-Hunt's evocative text and Forman's spectacular photography, presents a vivid image of these remarkable civilizations. 112 color photographs.

p. 5 ; column 2 ; 11 ½ col. in. ; Mr. Martin, Superintendent of Indian Affairs in Utah, has been sending messages to the government that the Mormons are seceding. After visits from some Mormons who took umbrage at this, he has retracted his statements. Government officials in Utah Territory should avoid needlessly stirring up strife.

Intro -- Contents -- Foreword, by W. Ron Allen -- Preface -- Chapter 1. The Historical Context of the U.S. Government's Policies Regarding Indian People -- Chapter 2. The American Indian Policy Review Commission -- Chapter 3. The AIPRC Recommends That an Independent Committee on Indian Afffairs Be Established in the U.S. Congress -- Chapter 4. The Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978 -- Chapter 5. The American Indian Religious Freedom Act -- Chapter 6. Indian Land Claims and Water Rights Claims Settled by an Act of Congress Serve as Treaty Substitutes -- Chapter 7. Senator Inouye Becomes Chairman of the Senate Committee on Indian Afffairs -- Chapter 8. Developing an Economy in Indian Country -- Chapter 9. Senator Inouye Travels across Indian Country, 1987-1989 -- Chapter 10. The National Museum of the American Indian Act -- Chapter 11. Creating the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act -- Chapter 12. Looking beyond Our Borders in the Twenty-First Century -- Conclusion -- Appendix 1. A Tribute to Senator Daniel K. Inouye -- Appendix 2. Legislative Steps on the Path to Sovereignty -- Appendix 3. Chronology of the Life and Work of Alan Parker -- Notes -- Index.