Say We Are Nations by Cobb, Daniel M. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Page Say We Are Nations Copyright Page Dedication Contents Map and Figures Acknowledgments Introduction Part I: Contesting Citizenship, 1887–1924

1: “My Own Nation” (1899) 2: “Keep Our Treaties” (1906) 3: “We Can Establish Our Rights” (1913) 4: “That the Smaller Peoples May Be Safe” (1918) 5: “Another Kaiser in America” (1918) 6: “Our Hearts Are Almost Broken” (1919) 7: “I Want to Be Free” (1920) 8: “I Am Going to Geneva” (1923) 9: “It Is Our Way of Life” (1924)

Part II: Reclaiming a Future, 1934–1954

10: “As One Indian to Another” (1934) 11: “Fooled So Many Times” (1934) 12: “Let Us Try a New Deal” (1934) 13: “If We Have the Land, We Have Everything” (1934) 14: “We Have Heard Your Talk” (1934) 15: “Eliminate This Discrimination” (1941) 16: “I Am Here to Keep the Land” (1945) 17: “We Are Still a Sovereign Nation” (1949) 18: “I Had No One to Help Me” (1953) 19: “We Need a Boldness of Thinking” (1954)

Part III: Demanding Civil Rights of a Different Order, 1954–1968

20: “We Are Citizens” (1954) 21: “This Resolution ‘Gives’ Indians Nothing” (1954) 22: “We Are Lumbee Indians” (1955) 23: “The Mississippi Choctaws Are Not Going Anywhere” (1960) 24: “A Human Right in a Free World” (1961) 25: “This Is Not Special Pleading” (1961) 26: “I Can Recognize a Beginning” (1962) 27: “To Survive as a People” (1964) 28: “We Were Here as Independent Nations” (1965) 29: “Is It Not Right to Help Them Win Their Rights?” (1965) 30: “We Will Resist” (1965) 31: “I Want to Talk to You a Little Bit about Racism” (1968) 32: “A Sickness Which Has Grown to Epidemic Proportions” (1968)

Part IV: Declaring Continuing Independence, 1969–1994

33: “Our Children Will Know Freedom and Justice” (1969) 34: “We Are an Honorable People—Can You Say the Same?” (1973) 35: “We Have the Power” (1974) 36: “For the Continuing Independence of Native Nations” (1974) 37: “For Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms” (1977) 38: “Why Have You Not Recognized Us as Sovereign People Before?” (1977) 39: “Our Red Nation” (1978) 40: “These Are Inherent Rights” (1978) 41: “Get the Record Straight” (1987) 42: “This Way of Life—The Peyote Way” (1992) 43: “Let Catawba Continue to Be Who They Are” (1992) 44: “Return the Power of Governing” (1994)

Part V: Testing the Limits, 1994–2015

45: “We Already Know Our History” (1996) 46: “We Would Like to Have Answers” (2003) 47: “The Sovereign Expression of Native Self-Determination” (2003) 48: “I Will Not Rest Till Justice Is Achieved” (2005) 49: “An Organization, a Club, or Is It a Nation?” (2007) 50: “The Gwich’in Are Caribou People” (2011) 51: “I Want to Work for Economic and Social Justice” (2012) 52: “I Could Not Allow Another Day of Silence to Continue” (2012) 53: “Indian Enough” (2013) 54: “We Will Be There to Meet You” (2013) 55: “Call Me Human” (2015)

Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index H. Eugene and Lillian Youngs Lehman Series

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