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245 00 Lewis & Clark and the Indian country :|bthe Native
American perspective /|cedited by Frederick E. Hoxie and
Jay T. Nelson.
246 3 Lewis and Clark and the Indian country
264 1 Urbana :|bUniversity of Illinois Press :|bPublished for
the Newberry Library,|c[2007]
264 4 |c©2007
300 366 pages :|billustrations, maps ;|c24 cm
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
337 unmediated|bn|2rdamedia
338 volume|bnc|2rdacarrier
500 Based on an exhibition that opened in Oct. 2004 at the
Newberry Library, Chicago, Ill.
504 Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 Introduction: What Can We Learn from a Bicentennial? /
Frederick E. Hoxie -- 1. The Arrival of Horses Accelerates
Trade and Cultural Change -- Acquisition of the Horse /
John G. Ewers -- 2. A Brilliant Plan for Living: Creators
-- Legend of Poia / Walter McClintock -- The Creation of
the Nez Perces / Archie Phinney -- First Creator and Lone
Man / Martha Beckwith -- Our Lands and Our History /
Armand Minthorn -- 3. A Brilliant Plan for Living: Gifts -
- Red Stick Ceremony / Alfred W. Bowers -- Months of Year
and Plants or Animals Expected Each Month / Herbert
Spinden -- Finding Spirit Helpers / Philip Minthorn -- The
Seasonal Round / Cecilia Bearchum -- "I Am So Thankful..."
/ Lee Bourgeau -- 4. A Brilliant Plan for Living: Men and
Women -- Hidatsa Agriculture / Gilbert L. Wilson -- The
Men and the Women / C. C. Uhlenbeck -- My Family /
Marjorie Waheneka -- Families and Clans at Fort Berthold /
Malcolm Wolf and Tillie Walker -- 5. A Vast Network of
Partners -- Coyote's Trip to the East / Haruo Aoki and
Deward E. Walker -- Indian Country Diplomacy / Alexander
Henry -- Nez Perce Trade / Otis Half Moon -- 6. What Did
the Americans Know? -- Notes on the State of Virginia /
Thomas Jefferson -- 7. Celebrating the New Year and
Surviving the Winter with the Mandans, January 1805 --
William Clark Describes New Year's Day 1805 -- John Ordway
Describes the New Year's Celebration -- William Clark
Describes the Mandan Buffalo Dance -- Exploring the
Explorers: Great Plains Peoples and the Lewis and Clark
Expedition / James P. Ronda -- Lewis and Clark among the
Mandans and Hidatsas / Calvin Grinnell and Tillie Walker -
- 8. Trading for Horses and Finding Their Way, August-
September 1805 -- William Clark on the Salish -- Sergeant
John Ordway on the Salish -- 9. Rescued by the Nez Perces
-- William Clark on His Encounter with the Nez Perces --
Wotollen Tells of Red Bear / Lucullus McWhorter -- Aspects
of Nez Perce Culture: Language, Territory, and the Annual
Cycle / Deward E. Walker -- 10. New Year's Day 1806 and
the Oregon Winter -- Meriwether Lewis Issues New Orders --
Meriwether Lewis on the Clatsops -- John Ordway on
Relations with the Clatsops -- 11. Friends and Trading
Partners on the Upper Columbia -- William Clark Describes
Meeting the Walla Wallas and Umatillas -- Sergeant Ordway
Describes the Umatillas -- The Columbia River Trade
Network / Theodore Stern -- 12. A Confrontation in Montana
-- Meriwether Lewis Describes a Violent Encounter with the
Blackfeet -- A Blackfeet Encounter / Patrick Gass -- A
Blackfeet Version of Their Encounter with the Americans /
Olin Wheeler -- 13. Two Views of Western North America --
A Cartographic View of the West, 1844 -- The United States,
1884 -- 14. The Fur Trade -- The State of the Fur Trade,
1831 / Joshua Pilcher -- An Overview of the Western Fur
Trade / David J. Wishart -- 15. New Settlers -- The Treaty
of 1855 -- American Attitudes toward Treaties / Isaac
Ingalls Stevens -- A Modern Indian Leader Reflects on the
Treaty of 1855 / Marjorie Waheneka -- 16. Miners -- Nez
Perce Views of the Land / Sue Whalen -- A Nez Perce
Historian on the Impact of Miners on His Tribe / Otis Half
Moon -- 17. Ranchers -- Cattle for Indians / John M.
Thayer -- Indian Ranchers / Carolyn Gilman -- 18.
Missionaries and Teachers -- Schools as Places of
Discipline and Instruction United States Office of Indian
Affairs -- The Indian Office and Blackfeet "Progress" /
Charles H. Burke -- A Blackfeet Educator Discusses the
Importance of Learning the Blackfeet Language / Darrell
Robes Kipp -- 19. Salmon Restoration -- The Boldt Decision
Recognizes a Treaty Right to Fish -- Confederated Tribes
of the Umatilla Indian Reservation Statement on Salmon
Restoration -- The Role of Salmon in a Family and Tribe /
Marjorie Waheneka -- 20. Environmental Protection --
Indian Commissioner Collier on the Wheeler-Howard Act,
1934 -- A Modern Tribe Struggles to Protect the
Environment -- 21. Language Preservation -- Why Teach an
Ancient Language? / Darrell Robes Kipp -- Honoring Native
Languages, Defeating the Shame / Marjane Ambler --
Founding a Blackfeet Immersion School / Darrell Robes Kipp
-- 22. Education and Cultural Preservation -- A Profile of
a Tribally Chartered College / Dorreen Yellow Bird --
Tribal Museums Join the Task of Preserving Community
Traditions / Carolyn Casey -- Voices of the Next
Generation -- Growing Up / Twyla Baker -- Chief Coyote /
Veronica Serdahl -- Who Am I? / Roger D. White Owl -- 23.
The Meaning of the Lewis and Clark Bicentennial for Native
Americans -- Five Native American Educators Reflect on the
Lewis and Clark Expedition and Its Aftermath -- Conclusion
: Lewis and Clark Reconsidered: Some Sober Second Thoughts
/ James P. Ronda.
520 0 Publisher description for Lewis and Clark and the Indian
country : the Native American perspective / edited by
Frederick E. Hoxie and Jay T. Nelson. Lewis and Clark and
the Indian Country broadens the scope of conventional
study of the Lewis and Clark expedition to include Native
American perspectives. Frederick E. Hoxie and Jay T.
Nelson present the expedition's long-term impact on the
"Indian Country" and its residents through compelling
interviews conducted with Native Americans over the past
two centuries, secondary literature, Lewis and Clark
travel journals, and other primary sources from the
Newberry Library's exhibit Lewis and Clark and the Indian
Country. Rich stories of Native Americans, travelers,
ranchers, Columbia River fur traders, teachers, and
missionaries--often in conflict with each other--
illustrate complex interactions between settlers and
tribal people. Environmental protection issues and the
preservation of Native language, education, and culture
dominate late twentieth-century discussions, while early
accounts document important Native American alliances with
Lewis and Clark. In widening the reader's interpretive
lens to include many perspectives, this collection reaches
beyond individual achievement to appreciate America's
plural past.
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