THE INDIAN cultures of the Southeast in the nineteenth century and the first half of the twentieth century were the products of a long period of change, disruption, and destruction - almost genocide, although the destruction was not the direct result of conscious state policies.
An edition of The Native Americans
(1991)
The Native Americans
The Indigenous People of North America
by Colin F. Taylor
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