The Lumbee in context
Subtitle: toward an understanding
By: Stanley Knick
Publisher: Native American Resource Center, the University of North Carolina at Pembroke
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Pembroke, N.C.
Language: eng
Number of pages: 81
Subjects: Lumbee Indians; History
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (leaves 79-81).
Table of contents: title: Prologue  -- Linda E. Oxendine; title: The meaning of context, the context of meaning : toward understanding the Lumbee --; title: Forward into the past : Lumbee ancestors before European conquest --; title: Reconstructing the past : population, trade and village life --; title: The time the world changed : epidemics, isolation and a new way of living --; title: Traditional culture : living in the new, keeping the old alive --; title: A manner of speaking : Lumbee language as an ethnic signpost --; title: A government question : playing the old familiar games --; title: A health connection : Lumbee child health in the late twentieth century --; title: The real Henry Berry : the Henry of fact, the Henry of fiction --; title: Facing the issues : some contemporary challenges for the Lumbee --; title: Because it's right : the Lumbee and federal recognition --; title: The Lumbee in context : understanding the patterns in the weave --; title: Epilogue  -- by Barbara Braveboy-Locklear; title: References cited.