The American Indian ReaderJeannette Henry Indian Historian Press, 1974 - 149 páginas |
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... attempting to justify the ignominious actions of the invaders . The concept of " vacant land " as propounded by the Amer- ican historian Frederick Jackson Turner , is just such a fantasy , and is an attempt to lend credence to the idea ...
... attempting to justify the ignominious actions of the invaders . The concept of " vacant land " as propounded by the Amer- ican historian Frederick Jackson Turner , is just such a fantasy , and is an attempt to lend credence to the idea ...
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... attempt- ing to reconstruct the history of those who peopled the West- ern Hemisphere . There are some theories ... attempted . Mr. Wise was an ardent Presbyterian who attempted to explain that Norwegians and Scandinavians came to North ...
... attempt- ing to reconstruct the history of those who peopled the West- ern Hemisphere . There are some theories ... attempted . Mr. Wise was an ardent Presbyterian who attempted to explain that Norwegians and Scandinavians came to North ...
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... attempt to rid the Pueblos of missionary control . They kill the friar , Pedro de Abila y Ayala . 1675. A group of young Wampanoag enter Swansea , Mas- sachusetts , to protest the grazing of cattle on their land , which is destroying ...
... attempt to rid the Pueblos of missionary control . They kill the friar , Pedro de Abila y Ayala . 1675. A group of young Wampanoag enter Swansea , Mas- sachusetts , to protest the grazing of cattle on their land , which is destroying ...
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