Tribe, Race, History: Native Americans in Southern New England, 1780-1880 Book

List of Illustrations and Tables     ix
Acknowledgments     xi
Introduction     xvii
Land and Labor     1
Tribal Reserves     10
Small Communities     20
Work off the Reservation     27
Indian Reserves as Refuges     35
Community and Family     39
Indian Networks in the Early Republic     40
Marriages with "Foreigners & Strangers"     42
Anglo-American Views of Indian Intermarriage     47
Indian Views of Race and Intermarriage     53
Intermarriage and Assimilation     59
Authority and Autonomy     70
Guardians Reappointed     72
Mashpee and Gideon Hawley     75
The Standing Order, Class, and Indians     83
Guardians and Tribal Challenges     89
The Mashpee Revolt     96
Reform and Renascence     104
Maintaining Institutions     105
Indians, the Society for Propagating the Gospel, and Reforms     109
Indians, State Governments, and Economic Enterprise     117
Renascence and Resistance     133
Reality and Imagery     143
Indians at Midcentury     146
Employment and Workways     155
Tribal Identity and Politics     167
Images of Indians     173
Local Histories     184
Citizenship and Termination     195
Race and Civil Rights     197
Proposing Termination     201
Rejecting Termination     204
Compelling Termination     212
Epilogue     218
List of Abbreviations     231
Notes     235
Essay on Sources     293
Index     313