Jefferson and the Indians: The Tragic Fate of the First Americans

George Sabo · Anthony F. C. Wallace

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Introduction: Logan's Mourner The Land Companies The Indian Wars Notes on the Vanishing Aborigines Native Americans through European Eyes In Search of Ancient Americans Civilizing the Uncivilized Frontier President Jefferson's Indian Policy The Louisiana Territory Confrontation with the Old Way Return to Philosophical Hall Conclusion: Jefferson's Troubled Legacy Notes Acknowledgments List of Illustrations List of Documents Index

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