Reviews
"This informative, insightful, and sobering study deserves the attention of all who would understand American Indian policy, not just in Jackson's period but in our own."--Howard Lamar, Yale University "Lucidly written, free of professional jargon, and a good synthesis of Jacksonian Indian policy and the Native American response."--R. David Edmunds, Journal of American History "In this splendid little book, Anthony F.C. Wallace surveys the making and the legacy of a monumental tragedy, as seen from all sides. Wallace's exactness, concision, and calmness of tone render his account all the more powerful and instructive."--Sean Wilentz, Princeton University, "This informative, insightful, and sobering study deserves the attention of all who would understand American Indian policy, not just in Jackson's period but in our own."--Howard Lamar, Yale University "Lucidly written, free of professional jargon, and a good synthesis of Jacksonian Indian policy and the Native American response."--R. David Edmunds , Journal of American History "In this splendid little book, Anthony F.C. Wallace surveys the making and the legacy of a monumental tragedy, as seen from all sides. Wallace's exactness, concision, and calmness of tone render his account all the more powerful and instructive."--Sean Wilentz, Princeton University, "This informative, insightful, and sobering study deserves the attention of all who would understand American Indian policy, not just in Jackson's period but in our own." -- Howard Lamar, Yale University "Lucidly written, free of professional jargon, and a good synthesis of Jacksonian Indian policy and the Native American response." -- R. David Edmunds, Journal of American History "In this splendid little book, Anthony F.C. Wallace surveys the making and the legacy of a monumental tragedy, as seen from all sides. Wallace's exactness, concision, and calmness of tone render his account all the more powerful and instructive." -- Sean Wilentz, Princeton University, This informative, insightful, and sobering study deserves the attention of all who would understand American Indian policy, not just in Jackson's period but in our own., Lucidly written, free of professional jargon, and a good synthesis of Jacksonian Indian policy and the Native American response., In this splendid little book, Anthony F.C. Wallace surveys the making and the legacy of a monumental tragedy, as seen from all sides. Wallace's exactness, concision, and calmness of tone render his account all the more powerful and instructive.
