'SOMETHING MORE THAN AN INDIAN‘: Carlos Montezuma And Wassaja, the Dual Identity of an Assimilationist and Indian Rights Activist

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'SOMETHING MORE THAN AN INDIAN‘: Carlos Montezuma And Wassaja, the Dual Identity of an Assimilationist and Indian Rights Activist

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title: 'SOMETHING MORE THAN AN INDIAN‘: Carlos Montezuma And Wassaja, the Dual Identity of an Assimilationist and Indian Rights Activist

creator: Sosangelis, Olympia

subject: Academic theses.

description: Why would an ardent assimilationist abandon the comforts of civilization to go back to the reservation to die in a grass hut? That is what Carlos Montezuma did in December 1922, when he was sick with pulmonary tuberculosis. He traveled from his comfortable, metropolitan, middle-class residence in Chicago to die in Fort McDowell Reservation, Arizona, among his people, the Mohave Apache.

publisher: Simmons College (Boston, Mass.)

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date: 2008

type: Text

format: 1 PDF (150 Pages)

identifier: td_ha_2008_os

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language: English

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rights: Material from the Simmons University Archives collections are made available for study purposes only. For more information, or to request rights to reproduce or reuse any material, contact the University Archives at archives@simmons.edu.

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