Science Encounters the Indian, 1820-1880: The Early Years of American Ethnology

Robert E. Bieder

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Indigenous Cultures and History History of Science and Natural History Anthropology: Ethics, History, Culture

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tion so that the interested reader has to make an additional search for the most important information.Despite the difficulties in the collection catalog, readers interested primarily in Sioux history will find DeMallie's essay an important contribution to a complex topic.

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