Indians in Minnesota
By: Elizabeth Ebbott for the League of Women Voters of Minnesota.
Contributors: Rosenblatt, Judith.; League of Women Voters of Minnesota.
Edition: 4th ed. / Judith Rosenblatt, editor.
Publisher: University of Minnesota Press
Published: 1985
Place of publication: Minneapolis
Language: eng
Number of pages: 326
Subjects: Indians of North America -- Minnesota -- Social conditions; Indians of North America -- Government relations
Description: "Compiled with the cooperation of Indian communities and governmental agencies, Indians in Minnesota is a survey of the contemporary experience of Ojibway and Dakota Indians living in both reservation and urban settings throughout the state. Information was gathered from 1980 census figures, more than 400 interviews, and over 500 studies and reports for this fourth, totally revised edition of a book first published by the League of Women Voters of Minnesota in 1962. Indians in Minnesota documents the effort to maintain Indian culture, Indian tribes, Indian reservations, and Indian sovereignty in the face of shifting governmental policies"--Back cover.

Includes unpaged photos.
Notes: Bibliography: p. 305-308.
Includes index.