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Table of Contents

    - Dedication -.

    - Foreword -.

    -  Acknowledgements -

    - Preface -

    - Introduction -  We, The Ahnishinahbæótjibway and the Euro-Americans' Chippewa Indians.

    - About the author -.    - Chapter I -  The Ahnishinahbæó^tjibway.

    - Chapter II -  The Western European colonists and their Indian interface. 
            Early United States Indian policy. 
            Columbus 
            The influx of slaves, convict laborers, and military conscripts 
            Indian captivity literature. 
            Genetic engineering.

    - Chapter III -  French Canadians,  the fur trade,  and colonial exploitation by corporations with royal charters. 
            Royal corporate charters 
            The fur trade. 
            The Métis

    - Chapter IV - Indian treaties. 
            Various European territorial claims 
            Indian treaties 
            Pembina negotiations 1849-1851. 
            The 1863 treaty at Old Crossing. 
            Halfbreed Scrip.

    - Chapter V -  Indian Reservations. 
            Starvation into submission. 
            1886: the Northwest Commission.
            1889: the Minnesota Chippewa Commission. 
            The General Allotment Act 
            Allotment and blood quantum.. 
            Theodore Roosevelt's philosophy of allotment 
            Allotment at Red Lake. 
            Reservation economics 
            Aboriginal Indigenous People.

    - Chapter VI -  Euro-American perspectives. 
            William Warren's "Bible of Chippewa History".
            Anthropologists 
            Of anthropologists and Indians

    - Chapter VII -  History and time.

    - Chapter VIII -  Identity and stereotypes. 
            Debunking racist stereotypes

    - Chapter IX -  The Mission School

    - Chapter X -  The 1934 Indian Reorganization Act 
            Indian policy. 
            The reform movement of the 1920s 
            The Miriam Report 
            The Great Depression. 
            John Collier 
            Meriam Report recommendations

    - Chapter XI -  The I.R.A. and Red Lake.
            The M.C.T. and its sequels 
            Rival factions 
            The 1918 Chippewa General Council 
            Petitions

    - Chapter XII -  "Indian democracy" 
            The United States Government's relocation programs 
            "Precipitation of factions". 
            Threats of "termination". 
            I.R.A. constitutions 
            The 1958 I.R.A. election at Red Lake. 
            Dissatisfaction with the I.R.A.

    - Chapter XIII -  Indian tribal courts. 
            Dispensing Indian justice. 
            Indian Major Crimes 
            Revising the Indian Law and Order Code.

    - Chapter XIV -  Religion. 
            Two world-views 
            Indians 
            Dichotomy and paradox. 
            Judeo-Christianity. 
            The Black-Robes 
            Indian religion.

    - Chapter XV -  Language. 
            Reality and hierarchy. 
            The abstract 
            Abstracts 
            Language and identity. 
            The Chippewa language. 
            The English language.

    - Chapter XVI -  Conclusion.

    - Glossary -.

    - Appendix I - International Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide. 
           

    - Appendix II -   
            [1918 General Council Constitution] Adopted April 13, 1918 
                Constitution of the Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians. 
            [1934 Indian Reorganization Act Constitution]
                Revised Constitution and Bylaws of the Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians Minnesota..

    - Appendix III - 
            Revised Constitution and Bylaws of the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe, Minnesota.

    - Appendix IV -  The Red Lake genealogies. 
            Computerization. 
            B.I.A. records 
            Canadian Government Indian records 
            Census records 
            Annuity records 
            Missionary and church records 
            Death records 
            County courthouse records 
            Halfbreed Scrip. 
            The U.S. National Archives 
            Allotments 
            The fur trade. 
            General histories 
            Newspapers and periodicals 
            Specifically genealogy.

    - Appendix V - P.O.W. camps established by the Bureau of Indian Affairs by 1871.