Title |
The Inconvenient Indian: A Curious Account of Native People in North America
|
Book Number |
DB077678
|
Names |
King, Thomas.
|
Medium |
Digital Book
|
Title Status |
Available for Request
|
Download Link |
Downloadable talking book.
|
Annotation |
King, a professor and Native rights activist of Cherokee descent, offers an unconventional account of aboriginal and white relations in the United States and Canada. Discusses what it means to be "Indian" while considering broken treaties, forced removals, genocide, and racism in the war over land. 2012.
|
Narrator |
Gorton, Gregory.
|
Length |
8 hours, 17 minutes
|
Local Subject |
History - U.S - HUS
|
|
History - Native American - HSNAM
|
|
Native American Interest - NAI
|
|
Short Book - SB
|
|
Politics & Government - U.S - POLUS
|
|
War (Nonfiction) - WARN
|
|
Adult Nonfiction - AN
|
|
History - N. America - 970
|
LC Subject |
Indians of North America - History
|
|
Indians of North America - Social life and customs
|
|
Indians, Treatment of - North America
|
|
North America - Ethnic relations
|
Language |
English
|
ISBN |
9780816689767
|
Original Publication |
Recorded from: Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press, 2013. 9780816689767
|