Lot Of 3 Books On Native Americans- Miami Indians, Black Elk Speaks, Lore & Myth

by Stewart Rafert

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Book #1 Miami Indians of Indiana : A Persistent People, 1654-1994 by Stewart Rafert This important scholarly work offers a comprehensive look at the history, culture, and resilience of the Miami Indians of Indiana over more than three centuries. Stewart Rafert traces the tribe’s early contacts with Europeans in 1654 through decades of land cession, social change, and the modern-era quest for recognition — culminating in the years following 1994. Published by the Indiana Historical Society Press, this edition spans approximately 350–360 pages and is widely respected in the field of Native American and Hoosier state history. Features: Full title: The Miami Indians of Indiana: A Persistent People, 1654-1994 Author: Stewart Rafert Publisher: Indiana Historical Society Press Ideal for: historians, genealogists, collectors of Indiana/Native American history, and academic libraries Bonus: Richly detailed narrative that balances cultural, legal, and generational change — making it not just a treaty or removal history, but a story of continuity and identity. Why this book matters: Rafert’s work stands out for its deep archival grounding and accessible style. It gives readers insight into how the Miami community adapted, persisted, and continues to shape its destiny. Whether you’re studying Indiana history, Native American tribal affairs, or personal heritage, this book adds depth and context. Book #2. Black Elk Speaks Experience an American Classic Black Elk Speaks is the profoundly m

• Publisher: Indiana Historical Society
• Year: 1999
• Binding: Hardcover
• ISBN: 9780871951113
• Condition: Fine

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