An edition of Great Indian chiefs
(1938)
Great Indian chiefs
a study of Indian leaders in the two hundred year struggle to stop the white advance.
by Britt, Albert
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Kings and rulers, Indians of North America, Biography, HistoryShowing 2 featured editions. View all 2 editions?
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Great Indian chiefs: a study of Indian leaders in the two hundred year struggle to stop the white advance.
1969, Books for Libraries Press
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Great Indian chiefs: a study of Indian leaders in the two hundred year struggle to stop the white advance
1938, Whittlesey house, McGraw-Hill book company, inc.
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Table of Contents
The tragedy of the Indian.
King Philip, the Wampanog mystery.
Joseph Brant, the Iroquois statesman.
Pontiac, the chief who called the nations together.
Tecumseh, the Shawnee who dreamed of empire.
Black Hawk, the Sauk who fought for his village.
Sitting Bull, war chief or swindler?
Captain Jack, an Indian David.
Chief Joseph, master strategist.
Indian bibliography (p. 275-280)
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