Kiowa Humanity and the Invasion of the State

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Acknowledgments vii KPIX\MZ1. The American Problem 1 KPIX\MZ2. The Kiowa Scheme of Life 11 KPIX\MZ3. Values of the State and U.S. Indian Policy 33 KPIX\MZ4. Young Kiowa Men, Kiowa Social Values, and the Politics of Rations 58 KPIX\MZ5. Fictions of Nineteenth-Century American Assimilation Policy 93 KPIX\MZ6. Households of Humanity 126 KPIX\MZ7. Conclusion 151 IXXMVLQ`I: U.S. Indian Appropriations and Disbursements, 1860–1910 157 IXXMVLQ`J: Government Document Sources of Population Figures 160 Notes 161 Bibliography 177 Index 191 Contents XPW\WOZIXP[ 1. Prisoners at Fort Marion 95 2. Indian Council 95 3. Indian Guard 100 4. Untitled (Schoolroom at Fort Marion) by Wo-Haw 103 5. Untitled (Indian between Two Cultures) by Wo-Haw 104 6. Untitled (Sun Dance) by Wo-Haw 106 UIX Kiowa Territory xii \IJTM Federal Annual Expenditures on Kiowa Indians, 1860–1910 (per capita) 50 NQO]ZM Federal Appropriations on Kiowa Indians, 1867–1909 (per capita) 54 Illustrations ...