Lumbee Indian Histories: Race, Ethnicity, and Indian Identity in the Southern United States.

Roger L. Nichols · Gerald M. Sider

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Preface Part I. Introduction: 1. Within and against history 2. Toward and past recognition 3. Elements of the known Part II. Embers of Hope: 4. Challenge to respect 5. The fires of race 6. The Embers of hope, incorporated Part III. 'Root Hog to Die': 7. Prospect and loss 8. The original 22 9. Henry Berry Lowrie Lives Forever Part IV. 'Now our Inmates': Colonial Formations and Formation Heritage: 10. Six pounds of paint to encourage the Indians: the origins of native vulnerability 11. Distinguishing the headman: the history of local histories 12. 'This isn't Burger King' vs. '31 pages of unalphabetized Locklears' Conclusions: living Indian histories Bibliographic essay Index.

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