Parading Through History: The Making of the Crow Nation in America 1805-1935 (Studies in North American Indian History)
"...Hoxie's work is a welcome addition to our understanding of how native people adjusted to the advance of American society and its capitalistic economy."   American Historical Review"...Hoxie has carefully researched archival evidence and has applied his field work on the Crow Reservation in order to present a better understanding of Crow survival amidst historical change. This book is strongly recommended..."   Western Historical Quarterly"Frederick E. Hoxie makes an important contribution to our understanding of the West and its original inhabitants.  Wonderfully written, hugely informative, Parading Through History will go down as the history of the Crow Nation."  James Welch, author of Killing Custer"Parading through History" is an important and thought-provoking work.  Frederick Hoxie presents a story of the perseverance and adaptation that led to the construction of a modern Indian community....Parading through History deepens our understanding of Crow history and answers a long-felt need to examine how this people creatively adapted to changing circumstances while retaining a distinctive crow identity.  It also raises many exciting new questions in Crow history."    Martha Foster, American Indian Culture and Research Journal"Hoxie provides a unique view of tribal structure....Parading through History is highly recommended reading.  Well written and researched, it offers a significant new approach to tribal history, one that other scholars are sure to follow."    Robert A. Trennert, Montana Reviews"Parading through History is the most penetrating and intellectually challenging book available  on modern Crow history and politics....It is an essential book for any further examination and analysis of Crow history and intercultural dynamics."    C. Adrian Heidenreich