The Indian and his problem
By: by Francis E. Leupp. --
Series: Series in American studies
Place of publication: London; New York
Number of pages: 369
Subjects: Indians of North America -- Education.; Indians of North America -- Government relations.
Notes: First published in 1910 by Scribner's, New York. *** Includes index.

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Table of contents: title: 1. The Indian as He Was; title: 2. What Happened to the Indian; title: 3. The Problem, and a Way Out; title: 4. Working of the Burke Law; title: 5. Disposing of the Surplus; title: 6. The Indian Service; title: 7. Theory and Fact in Education; title: 8. Time for a Turning; title: 9. The Indian at Work; title: 10. The Indian as a Capitalist; title: 11. Legislating for Dependent Race; title: 12. Liberty and Discipline; title: 13. A Few Illustrative Cases; title: 14. Missionaries and their Methods; title: 15. Philanthropy and Criticism; title: 16. The Indian Territory Experiment; title: 17. As the New Day Nears its Noon