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Box 02

 Container

Contains 4 Results:

Akwesasne Notes, 1975 - 1980

 Sub-Series — Box: 02
Collection Description From the Collection: One of the Linda Lear Center's recent collecting focuses has been on Indigenous studies nations in the United States. This has been pursued by the purchase of several collections of primary documents, such as official federal documents and newspapers. These materials cover mainly the 1900s, though there are a few documents from the late 1800s. This collection is still growing and does not prepare a "complete" picture of the diverse and vast Indigenous history of the U.S., yet can still...
Dates: 1975 - 1980

Wabanaki Alliance, 1980 - 1982

 Sub-Series — Box: 02
Collection Description From the Collection: One of the Linda Lear Center's recent collecting focuses has been on Indigenous studies nations in the United States. This has been pursued by the purchase of several collections of primary documents, such as official federal documents and newspapers. These materials cover mainly the 1900s, though there are a few documents from the late 1800s. This collection is still growing and does not prepare a "complete" picture of the diverse and vast Indigenous history of the U.S., yet can still...
Dates: 1980 - 1982

Wassaja, 1973 - 1978

 Sub-Series — Box: 02
Collection Description From the Collection: One of the Linda Lear Center's recent collecting focuses has been on Indigenous studies nations in the United States. This has been pursued by the purchase of several collections of primary documents, such as official federal documents and newspapers. These materials cover mainly the 1900s, though there are a few documents from the late 1800s. This collection is still growing and does not prepare a "complete" picture of the diverse and vast Indigenous history of the U.S., yet can still...
Dates: 1973 - 1978

Other Independent Publishers, 1971 - 2007

 Sub-Series — Box: 02
Collection Description From the Collection: One of the Linda Lear Center's recent collecting focuses has been on Indigenous studies nations in the United States. This has been pursued by the purchase of several collections of primary documents, such as official federal documents and newspapers. These materials cover mainly the 1900s, though there are a few documents from the late 1800s. This collection is still growing and does not prepare a "complete" picture of the diverse and vast Indigenous history of the U.S., yet can still...
Dates: 1971 - 2007