R Douglas Hurt
"[Hurt's] richly informative account is no simple story of
inevitable conquest. He recognizes causes and consequences,
accomodations and repercussions. Hurt's commendable scholarly
synthesis is clearly presented and engagingly written. A wide range
of libraries and readers should acquire his book."
"�Hurt's� richly informative account is no simple story of
inevitable conquest. He recognizes causes and consequences,
accomodations and repercussions. Hurt's commendable scholarly
synthesis is clearly presented and engagingly written. A wide range
of libraries and readers should acquire his book."
"Hurt demonstrates an admirable fluency with a wide literature. His
chapters are broad ranging, accessible, and informative."
"Hurt has done an admirable job of synthesizing the complex history
of Indian versus non-Indian in the US."
"Hurt's excellent account belongs in college classrooms and would
make illuminating reading for the interested public as well."
"Hurt's masterfully written synthesis should appeal to the general
reader . . and prove invaluable to students and specialists in the
field. The preface alone is worth the price of the book, and the
chapters that follow live up to expectations. . . This admirable,
nuanced survey of a complicated subject should find its way into
classrooms and most academic libraries."
"One of the best history books of the year, this well-written
survey belongs in every academic library and most public
libraries."
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