Meredith shares important insights into the character and values of
the Southern Plains Indians towards plotting a more unified
strategy for their future development.--Western Historical
QuarterlyMeredith combines 'traditional tribal approaches' with
solid historical research to provide a highly original and
informative account of three centuries of Native American life on
the Southern Plains.--American Historical ReviewProvides important
insights regarding the ways in which the Southern Plains tribes can
develop a better strategy to deal with federal Indian policy
issues.--Journal of the WestMeredith has produced an ambitious and
thoughtful study of cultural interaction and exchange among
Southern Plains tribes.--Great Plains QuarterlyEnlightening and
engaging.--Southwestern American Literature
This unique book combines linguistics, history, archaeology, and
anthropology into a whole overview of the development of tribal
alliances and self-governance through time. No other scholar
addresses so successfully and so well the imagery of political and
historical issues through dance.--C. Blue Clark, author of
Lone Wolf v. Hitchcock: Federal-Indian Relations at the Turn of
the CenturyThis book opens up new relationships in Indian studies,
suggesting new interpretations of Indian-White relations, past,
present, and future.--Charlotte Heth, editor of Native
American Dance: Ceremonies and Social Traditions
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