The Inconvenient Indian: A Curious Account of Native People in North America

Thomas K.C. King

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Contents Prologue: Warm Toast and Porcupines1. Forget Columbus2. The End of the Trail3. Too Heavy to Lift4. One Name to Rule Them All5. We Are Sorry6. Like Cowboys and Indians7. Forget about It8. What Indians Want9. As Long as the Grass Is Green10. Happy Ever After Acknowledgments

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