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Of Pride and Politics: Brigham Young as Indian Superintendent

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O'Neil, Floyd A

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Ute; PaiuteThis article outlines Brigham Young's policies toward Utah Indians and his relationship with the federal government during his tenure as Superintendent of Indian Affairs
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Keywords

  1. Agriculture
  2. Federal Government
  3. Government
  4. Great Basin
  5. Indian Children
  6. Indian Superintendent
  7. Lamanites
  8. Land Rights
  9. Missionaries
  10. Mormon Indian Relations
  11. Mormons
  12. Persecution
  13. Pratt, Orson, 1811 1881
  14. Redemption, Woodruff, Wilford, 1807 1898
  15. Relations With Indians
  16. Reservations
  17. Slaver
  18. Slavery
  19. Smith, George Albert, 1817 1875
  20. The Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints
  21. Utah Historical Quarterly
  22. Wakara, Ute Chief, 1808? 1855
  23. Whites
  24. Young, Brigham, 1801 1877

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