Name/Title
End of Indian Kansas, TheEntry/Object ID
L2019.13.136Description
End of Indian Kansas, The. A Study of Cultural Revolution, 1854-1871. A study conducted by Craig Miner & William E. Unrau to identify the techniques used during the removal of Indians from Kansas and the results therein.
Hugh Lewis research notation:
Page 120: The push by American settlers to inhabit Indian land in Kansas. "Yet to John Robideaus, head chef of the Miamis, all their arguments narrowed to pure interest. He found eighteen former soldiers among the four hundred pleading for settlement rights on the Miami reserve, while all were claiming to have suffered for their country and to be therefore entitled to compensation in Indian land."
179/Paperback/Brown with Indian figures illustration/Illustrations/Maps/Photographs.Collection
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Kansas Tribes, Native American, Indian InteractionBook Details
Author
Craig Miner & William E. UnrauPlace Published
City
LawrenceState/Province
KansasDate Published
1978Call No.
Robidoux MIISBN
007006-0474-XLCCN
90-050110Notes
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Robideaux, John