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Volume 46, No. 4 Fall 2007
"American Indian Issues in the West"
Editor: Steven L. Danver
THE WESTERN FORUM
Lonn Taylor
Looking for Authenticity in Today's West. Page 3.
ARTICLES
Steven L. Danver
Introduction: American Indian Issues in the West. Page 6.
Ned Blackhawk
The Primacy of Violence in Great Basin Indian History. Page 10.
H. Henrietta Stockel
Rocks, Waters, Earth: Chiricahua Apache Spiritual Geography. Page 18.
Joel R. Hyer
"It Was My Duty to Protect the Indians": Senator Thomas R. Bard and the Removal of the Cupeños From Warner's Ranch. Page 28.
Steven L. Danver
Metlakatla: Native Leadership and White Resistance in an Alaskan Mission Community. Page 40.
Meldan Tanrisal
Borrowed Visions: American Indian and Anglo American Uses of Each Other's Visions. Page 48.
Amy E. Canfield
"The Wheels of Progress Must Not be Closed": The 1902 Land Rush on the Fort Hall Indian Reservation. Page 55.
Brian S. Collier
"To Bring Honor to My Village": Steve Gachupin and the Community Ceremony of Jemez Running and the Pike's Peak Marathon. Page 62.
ABOUT THE WEST
Kenneth F. Clarke and B. R. Burg
The Jerome Deportation: A Tale of Vigilantism, Good Cheer and the Scuttling of Civil Rights. Page 72.
REVIEW ESSAY
John H. Barnhill
If There Is an Authentic West, What and Where Is It?. Page 81.
BOOKS FOR THE WESTERN LIBRARY. Page 83.
ANNOUNCEMENTS. Page 106.
INDEX. Page 109.
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