Chief Daniel Bread And The Oneida Nation Of Indians Of Wisconsin (Volume 241) (The Civilization Of The American Indian Series),New

Chief Daniel Bread And The Oneida Nation Of Indians Of Wisconsin (Volume 241) (The Civilization Of The American Indian Series),New

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Chief Daniel Bread (18001873) Played A Key Role In Establishing The Oneida Indians Presence In Wisconsin After Their Removal From New York, Yet No Monument Commemorates His Deeds As The Communitys Founder. Laurence M. Hauptman And L. Gordon Mclester, Iii, Redress That Historical Oversight, Connecting Breads Life Story With The Nineteenthcentury History Of The Oneida Nation.Bread Was Often Criticized For His Support Of Acculturation And Missionary Schools As Well As For His Working Relationship With Indian Agents; However, When The Federalmenominee Treaties Slashed Oneida Lands, He Fought Back, Taking His Peoples Cause To Washington And Confronting President Andrew Jackson. The Authors Challenge The Longheld Views About Eleazer Williamss Leadership Of The Oneidas And Persuasively Show That Breads Was The Voice Vigorously Defending Tribal Interests.

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