Bullying the Moqui
By: by Charles F. Lummis. Edited with an introd. by Robert Easton and Mackenzie Brown.
Contributors: Easton, Robert Olney, ed.; Brown, Donald Mackenzie, 1908- ed.
Publisher: Prescott College Press
Published: 1968
Place of publication: [Prescott, Ariz.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 132
Subjects: Hopi Indians.; Indians of North America -- Government relations.
Description: Bullying the Moqui is the dramatic story of the attempts to forcibly "civilize" the Hopi Indians of Arizona by herding the children to government schools at gunpoint, by "scalping" the men with sheepshears and suppressing the sacred dances and religious ceremonies. This book not only preserves the brilliant journalistic record of Charles Fletcher Lummis' campaign against the Indian policies but reveals fresh research on his personal relationship with Theodore Roosevelt and his influence upon the President's views of the American Indian -- Book jacket.
Notes: Bibliography, p. 125-129.
"Articles ... published in the California magazine Out West between April and October of 1903."