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#SE-06	Caddo Indians; Where We Come From A narrative history based on archeaology, oral testimonies and descriptions from settlers and explorers. 20th Century culture and survival. Bibliography, index. Paper, 420 pages.
Author	Carter
Price	$19.95

#SE-03	Dispossessing the American Indian Confrontation between eastern Woodland Indians and American pioneers in the 18th century. Paper, 246 pages.
Author	Jacobs
Price	$15.95

#SE-18	For So Long as the Sun and Moon Endure Indian Records from the North Carolina General Assembly Sessions & Other Sources These records were found in North Carolina State Archives, the University of North Carolina, and Duke University. Primary records have been extracted. The bulk of the book is concerned with the Tuscarora Indiana of North Carolina and their continued attempts to reclaim their lands in North Carolina. Other sections deal with various tribes and their interaction with the General Assembly, and laws passed that deal with native tribes. Full name index Paperback, 219 pages
Author	Byrd
Price	$32.50

#SE-04	The Hasinais; Southern Caddoans as Seen by the Earliest Europeans A pioneering ethno-history of the early Texas borderlands. Hardbound, 194 pages.
Author	Bolton
Price	$29.95

#SE-16	The Melungeons The author objectively traces the roots of one of America’s more obscure peoples, the Melungeons. Numerous theories exist for the origin of these people, who were not black nor white nor Indian. The author has included a comprehensive list of suggested readings. Appendices, bibliography Paperback, 114 pages
Author	Ball
Price	$9.95

#SE-01	Pocahantas’s People; The Powhatan Indians of Virginia Through Four Centuries From their first encounter with Spanish missionaries in 1570, the English in 1607, through to relations with present state of Virginia. Bibliography & index. Paper, 404 pages.
Author	Rountree
Price	$21.95

#SE-07	The Powhatan Indians of Virginia - Their Traditional Culture A historical ethnography of Virginia's Powhatan Indians. 17th Century culture and contacts with Europeans. Bibliography, index. Paper, 221 pages.
Author	Rountree
Price	$19.95

#SE-02	Source Material on the History and Ethnology of the Caddo Indians The classic reference work on the Caddos. Beginning in the 17th century French and Spanish encountered four regional alliances. Present states of Arkansas, Louisiana , Texas & Oklahoma - Cahinnio, Cadohadacho, Hasinai, and Natchitoches. Paper, 352 pages.
Author	Swanton
Price	$21.95

#SE-19	The Story of the Huguenots: A Sixteenth Century Narrative wherein the French, Spaniards and Indians were the Actors This is the revised fourth edition of 1912, concerning the early attempts to establish a Huguenot colony in Florida some fifty years before Jamestown. Minimal index Paperback, 200 pages
Author	Mann
Price	$22.50

#SE-15	Villainy Often Goes Unpunished: Indian Records from the North Carolina General Assembly, 1675-1789 Indian records and records relating directly to Indians that are filled with warfare, murder, massacres, revenge, deceit, first person narratives, petitions, Indian traders, lists of people killed, Indian slavery. Hundreds of names. Indexed. Paper, 309 pages
Author	Byrd
Price	$29.00

#SE-17	The Virginia Papers, Volume 4 Volume 4 of the Draper Manuscript Collection This volume deals in large part with a skirmish with the Indians in Augusta County, Virginia in December 1742. It also contains considerable material on the sieges of Wheeling, West Virginia, in 1777 and 1782 and the role of the Zane family in the defense of the fort at Wheeling. The papers of William Byrd III date mainly from the period 1758-1761 and cover the campaign against the Cherokees in 1761. Index Paperback, about 120 pages
Author	Heath
Price	$23.00