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Conspiracy of Interests: Iroquois Dispossession and the Rise of New York State
Laurence M. Hauptman
"With a critical eye on the documentary evidence and the artful pen for relating the story, [Hauptman] brings the complicated tale to a level that can be understood and appreciated by a broad reading audience."
— Choice
Paper $19.95
| 0-8156-0712-1
| 2001
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Haudenosaunee: Portraits of the Firekeepers, the Onondaga Nation
Toba Pato Tucker
"Knowing that she is an outsider whose work has won her rare access to places beyond the reservations’ Keep Out signs, she is respectful. Does this person want to wear traditional or contemporary dress? How is the person comfortable posing? The results are portraits with an elegant spareness and realism. Tucker’s efforts have earned her the regard of the people she photographs."
— LIFE
Cloth $39.95
| 0-8156-0593-5
| 1999
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In Mohawk Country: Early Narratives about a Native People
Edited by Dean R. Snow, Charles T. Gehring, and William A. Starna
"This impressive collection comprises first-hand accounts of European visitors to the Mohawk Valley, from early Dutch contacts down to the early nineteenth century. The collection is especially valuable because it includes some works that have never before been published, some that appear here for the first time in English, and many that are out of print and difficult to obtain."
— New York History
Paper $19.95
| 0-8156-0410-6
| 1996
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Iroquoia
The Development of a Native World
William Engelbrecht
"A very accessible and plainspoken account of the Iroquois and their homeland. . . . The book’s strength lies in its use of ethnohistory. . . . Engelbrecht’s descriptions of the Iroquois economy, practiced in the throes of what to all appearances was unending strife and warfare, are some of the best available. So too are his depictions of villages and village life, which are based not only on his own field work, but also information gleaned from the most recent, authoritative literature."
— New York History
Cloth $59.95s
| 0-8156-2958-3
| 2002
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Iroquois Land Claims
Edited by Christopher Vecsey and William A. Starna
"Ten essays plus an epilogue survey historical, legal, and public relations issues involved in suits brought against the State of New York by Iroquois nations and the Grand Council of their traditionalists."
— The Journal of American History
Cloth $49.95L
| 0-8156-2434-4
| 1988
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Legends of the Delaware Indians and Picture Writing
Richard C. Adams
Edited and with an Introduction by Deborah Nichols
"These stories can show us how certain qualities such as civility, promise keeping, and humility can enrich our sense of community. The illustrations and photographs nicely reflect the history of the Delaware during the late 1800s and early 1900s."
— Library Journal
Cloth $25.95
| 0-8156-0487-4
| 1997
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Oneida Iroquois Folklore, Myth, and History
New York Oral Narrative
from the Notes of H. E. Allen and Others
Anthony Wonderley
"Anthony Wonderly deftly explores the role of myth and the process by which traditions are born and develop. Individual myths with a wealth of interpretation are presented in this invaluable contribution to Native American history and folklore."
— Wisconsin Bookwatch
Cloth $29.95
| 0-8156-0830-6
| 2004
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Onondaga: Portrait of a Native People
Edited by Dennis J. Connors
Photos from the collection of Syracuse photographer Fred R. Wolcott, taken between 1902 and 1917.
Paper $19.95s
| 0-8156-0198-0
| 1986
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The Montaukett Indians of Eastern Long Island
John A. Strong
"Reading John Strong’s narrative, The Montauketts of Eastern Long Island, one is left with a sense of déjà vu. While not as well known to the general public as the Pequots, Potawatomies or the Narragansetts, the Montauketts experienced the same ill-treatment at the hands of white people. . . . Strong’s history gives one a solid feel for the fate of the Montauketts. Another piece of American Indian history has been brought vividly to life."
— New York History
Paper $19.95s
| 0-8156-3095-6
| 2006
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Red Jacket: Iroquois Diplomat and Orator
Christopher Densmore
"Deeply researched and well told, this is a balanced treatment of a controversial figure in this country’s early history."
— The Buffalo News
Cloth $39.95L
| 0-8156-2785-8
| 1999
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Samson Occom and the Christian Indians of New England
W. DeLoss Love
Drawing on primary source material, the author brings a vast historical knowledge and a degree of critical evidence unmatched by any recent modern work on Samson Occom—a spiritual and educational broker among cultures immersed in an era of tumultuous change.
Paper $19.95
| 0-8156-0436-X
| 2000
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