Indian in America’s Past, The by Forbes, Jack D - 1964

By Jack D. Forbes. Condition good, some wear to cover. This book dramatizes the Native American's heroic struggle against invaders from Europe, Asia, and Africa. The author's collection spans nearly five centuries, documenting one of the most significant examples of inter-ethnic confrontation in human history. Using varied sources, the author recalls the horrors of "Indian" slavery, enforced acculturation, the devastating impact of tobacco and disease. These pages also record the effects of interracial marriage and the interrelationship between White man, "Red man," and such mixed-blood groups as Puerto Ricans, Mexican-Americans, and Canadian Métis.