[FMT]Contents[\]
List of Illustrations 000
Acknowledgments 000
Introduction 000
1. The Making of an Ardent Assimilationist 000
2. Indian Dances and the Defense of Federal Guardianship, 1920--1933 000
3. Collier's New Deal for the Missionaries, 1933--1934 000
4. Battle over the Wheeler-Howard Act, 1934 000
5. Struggle to Redeem the BIA, 1935--1942 000
6. Crusade against Wardship, 1942--1953 000
Epilogue 000
Notes 000
Bibliography 000
Index 000
[FMT]Illustrations[\]
Illustrations follow page 000
G. E. E. Lindquist, 1908
John Collier at his desk
Lindquist among the Mescalero Apaches, c. 1910
Lindquist's boyhood home in Lindsborg, Kansas, c. 1897
Lindquist and his future wife, Ethel Geer, at Oberlin, c. 1912
The Lindquist family, 1923
G. E. E. Lindquist, 1932
Henry Roe Cloud (born Wonah'ilayhunka, 1884--1950)
Elmer and Ethel Lindquist in retirement, 1953
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: Indians of North America Government relations 1934-Indians of North America Government policy, Indians, Treatment of North America, Lindquist, G, E, E, (Gustavus Elmer Emanuel), b, 1886, Collier, John, 1884-1968, Home Missions Council of North America History, United States, Bureau of Indian Affairs, United States, Indian Reorganization Act, United States Race relations, United States Politics and government