Consists of papers from a conference held at Princeton University under the auspices of the Center of International Studies, May 10-15, 1965; papers from a panel session held at the annual convention ...

Indian Virginians on the move / Helen C. Rountree -- Adaptation and the contemporary North Carolina Cherokee Indians / Sharlotte Neely -- State-recognized Indians of North Carolina, including a ...

The removal of some Southeastern tribes to Oklahoma was part of a federal policy for dealing with Indians who were increasingly not welcome in their traditional homelands due to growing white ...

Giving Southeast Alaska communities more representation by reducing the number for cities elsewhere such as Anchorage and Seattle was approved after an emotional five-hour debate during the Central ...

996 miles. That’s the distance between Cherokee, NC, and Sulphur, Okla. — a route etched in history as the Trail of Tears. The Trail of Tears, one of the darkest chapters in U.S. history, stems from ...