Snapshot photograph of Native American Bacon Rind (c.1860–1932), Osage tribal leader and keeper of traditional customs and costume. The photo depicts Bacon Rind in native..... Read More about Photograph of Native American and Osage Chief Bacon Rind, i.e, Wah-she-hah or...
“Bartram and Lewis Evans accompanied Conrad Weiser on a mission from the government of Pennsylvania to the Iroquois, to settle a quarrel between the Indians..... Read More about A Journey from Pennsylvania to Onondaga in 1743
Cherokee Indians. Letter from the Secretary of War transmitting the Information required by a Resolution of the House of Representatives of the 2d instant, in..... Read More about Memorial of the Cherokee Delegation, submitting the Memorial and Protest of the Cherokee People...
Editor Dobyn’s states “the principal value of the Couts journal lies…in its frank and detailed description of the professional officer corps in the United States..... Read More about Hepah, California! The Journal of Cave Johnson Couts From Monterey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico to Los...
An extensive history of the Seminoles tribe; their origins, their complex problems in Florida, their military campaigns against their foes in Florida, their forced removal..... Read More about The Seminoles
History of missionary outreach to Native Americans and African Americans by the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts in colonial New..... Read More about Anglican Humanitarianism in Colonial New York
Anthropologist and conservationist Grinnell’s ethnographical observations upon the native American Plains culture. ANB: “Becoming increasingly interested in Plains Indians, [Grinnell] made summer trips to reservations..... Read More about The Story of the Indian
ALS from notable Massachusetts Indian missionary, Gideon Hawley (1727–1807) to his son-in-law, Crocker Sampson (1749–1823) of Kingston, Rhode Island. Reverend Gideon Hawley, a Connecticut native..... Read More about 1806 Autograph Letter Signed from Gideon Hawley, Stockbridge and Mashpee, Massachusetts Indian...
Graff – “Browne’s report is in the form of a letter dated from San Francisco, December 4, 1857, and occupies only pages 2-13. The rest..... Read More about Report of the Secretary of the Interior ... on the late Indian war in Oregon and Washington...
Three letters to Jonathan Baxter Harrison (1835–1907)—minister, abolitionist, Indian Rights agent and journalist—two years before the Massacre at Wounded Knee. Harrison published articles such as..... Read More about Three 1888 ALsS to Indian Rights Association Agent J.B. Harrison; one from the Pine Ridge Agency,...
C.1892 French chromolithographic poster for Le Pays de l’Or [The Golden or Promised Land], a comic operetta and spectacle set in America including the Western..... Read More about Le Pays de L’Or. Pièce à Grand Spectacle en 3 actes et 14 tableaux
A white couple on the speaking and Chautauqua circuits, Albert and Martha Gale, billing themselves as remarkable musicians dress up as native Americans and perform..... Read More about Songs and Stories of the Red Man
Nineteenth century reprinting of the 1788 Pennsylvania legislative act incorporating the United Brethren’s or Moravian church’s “Society for propagating the Gospel among the Heathen:” “And..... Read More about Act of Incorporation and Stated Rules of the Society of the United Brethren for Propagating The...
