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Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians.Other materials Cby the MinnesotaHistorical Society.All rights reserved.No part of this book may be used or reproduced inany manner whatsoever without written permission except in the case of brief quotationsembodied in critical articles and reviews.For information,write to the Minnesota Histor-ical Society Press,345 Kellogg Blvd.W.,St.Paul,MN 55102-1906.  \nBoundaries depicted in the maps used in this book do not represent the legal positionof the Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians nor limit any future claims or disputes relatingto boundaries  \nwww.mnhspress.org  \nThe Minnesota Historical Society Press is a member of the Association of AmericanUniversity Presses.  \nManufactured in the United States of America  \n10987654321  \n◎ The paper used in this publication meets the minimum requirements of the AmericanNational Standard for Information Sciences-Permanence for Printed Library Materials,ANSI Z39.48-1984.  \nInternational Standard Book NumberISBN:978-0-87351-963-2(paper)ISBN:978-0-87351-968-7(e-book)  \nLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication DataTreuer,Anton.  \nWarrior nation:a history of the Red Lake Ojibwe/Anton Treuer.  \npages cm  \nIncludes bibliographical references and index.  \nISBN978-0-87351-963-2(pbk.:alk.paper)—ISBN 978-0-87351-968-7(ebook)1.Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians,Minnesota—History.2.Red Lake Bandof Chippewa Indians,Minnesota-Politics and government.3.Red Lake Band ofChippewa Indians,Minnesota-Biography.4.Ojibwa Indians-Government relations.  \n5.Red Lake Indian Reservation(Minn.)-History.6.Red Lake Indian Reservation(Minn.)-Biography.I.Title.II.Title:History of the Red Lake Ojibwe.E99.C6T762015977.004'97333-dc23  \n2015028414  \nThis and other Minnesota Historical Society Press books are available from populare-book vendors.  \nWarrior Nation was designed and set in type by Judy Gilats.The text face is Cardea and thedisplay faces are Railroad Gothic and Benton Sans.  \nFor Thomas J.Stillday and Anna C.Gibbs,who bridged the knowl-edge of Leonard Hawk,Dan Raincloud,Nodin Wind,and the ancientones before them to the present generation and dedicated their livesto ensuring the future vitality and legacy of Red Lake ceremonial lifefor the benefit of Ojibwe people everywhere.  \nFor my son,Elias Treuer—the blood of chiefs-with high hopes thatyou can study the amazing accomplishments of the great politicaland spiritual leaders of our people and use those lessons to help makethe world a better place.  \nAndfor Justin Beaulieu,Samuel Strong,Vincent Staples-Graves,Mar-guerite Secola,Marcus Tyler,Harvey Roy III,Elizabeth Strong,RoseBarrett,Bryanna Grimes,Don Kingbird,Donovan Sather,DelanaSmith,Nate Taylor,Stacey Thunder,Wes May,Roger “Spanky”White,Liz White,Tito Ybarra,and all the otheryoung citizens of RedLake who have already devoted somuch of their energy to the better-ment of the Red Lake people.The political patrimony,culture,andlanguage of this incredible native nation are already in your hands.I believe in it.And I believe in you.  \nContents  \nviii  \nAuthor's Note3Battle River  \n9  \n1 THE SPARKWhite Thunderbirdand the Seven Clans  \n43  \n2 THE STRATEGIST  \nMoose Dung and theOld Crossing Treaty  \n69  \n3 THE NATION BUILDER  \nHe Who Is Spoken Toand the Nelson Act  \n137  \n4 THE UNITERNodin Wind and theWar on Culture  \n183  \n5 THE REFORMER  \nPeter Graves  \nand the Modernizationof Red Lake Politics  \n241  \n6 THE REVOLUTIONARY  \nRoger Jourdain andSelf-Determination  \n305  \n7 THE DREAMER  \nAnna Gibbs and Red LakeShaping Indian Country  \n345Acknowledgments  \n347  \nAppendix1When the Dakota Ruled Red Lake  \n361  \nAppendix 2Red Lake Reservation Post Offices  \n365  \nAppendix3Red Lake Place-Names  \n367  \nAppendix 4  \nRed Lake Hereditary Chiefs:Succession Lines  \n369  \nNotes  \n417Research Notes and Bibliography  \n435  \nIndex  ","cbCaimYS3ndrdHry","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimYS3ndrdHry","pdf",28190442,460,"English","# 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