Occasional Papers in Curriculum Series

The Indians Versus the Textbooks: Is There Any Way Out?
Frederick E. Hoxie
36 Pages. OPCS-01

The Impact of Indian History on the Teaching of United States History
Chicago Conference 1984. Sessions I-II
1985. 159 Pages. OPCS-02

The Impact of Indian History on the Teaching of United States History
Chicago Conference 1984. Sessions V-IV
1985. 111 Pages. OPCS-03

The Impact of Indian History on the Teaching of United States History
Washington Conference 1985
1986. 268 Pages. OPCS-04

The Impact of Indian History on the Teaching of United States History
Los Angeles Conference 1986
1987. 270 Pages. OPCS-05

Native Views of Indian-White Historical Relations
Edited by Don Fixico
1989. 193 Pages. OPCS-07

Twenty-third International Conference on Salish and Neighboring Languages
Eugene, Oregon. August 1988
Compiled by Jay Miller
199 Pages. OPCS-08

Overcoming Economic Dependency
Papers and Comments from the First Newberry Library Conference on Themes in American Indian History
1988. 233 Pages. OPCS-09

Teaching American Indian History
A Selection of Course Outlines
1988. 257 Pages. OPCS-10

The Struggle for Political Autonomy
Papers and Comments from the Second Newberry Library Conference on Themes in American Indian History
1989. 195 Pages. OPCS-11

Treaties: A Source Book
Frederick Hoxie
165 Pages. OPCS-12

Oral Literature
Jay Miller
107 Pages. OPCS-13

Sacred Texts
Paul G. Zolbrod
100 Pages. OPCS-14

America in 1492
Selected Literatures from the Quincentenary Program
189 Pages. OPCS-15

Teaching and Writing Local and Reservation History: The Ojibwas
Lac Courte Oreilles Community College
Edited by Brenda K. Manuelito
235 Pages. OPCS-16

Indian Leadership and Indian Identity: A Tension Through Time
Edited by Brenda K. Manuelito
1995. 161 Pages. OPCS-17

Teaching and Writing Local and Reservation History: The Crows
Little Big Horn College
Edited by Brenda K. Manuelito
1995. 198 Pages. OPCS-18

Teaching and Writing Local and Reservation History: The Navajos
Navajo Community College
1996. 154 Pages. OPCS-19

The Construction of Gender and the Experience of Women in American Indian Societies
Edited by Harvey Markowitz
1996. 315 Pages. OPCS-20

Occasional Papers Series

Breaking Barriers
Perspectives on the Writing of Indian History
Edited by David Beaulieu
1978. 72 Pages. OPSR-01

Indian Sovereignty
Proceedings of the Second Annual Conference on Problems and Issues Concerning American Indian Today.
Edited by William R. Swagerty
1979. 160 Pages. OPSR-02

Bibliography of the Tribes of the Covelo Indian Community in Round Valley of Northern California
William Oandasan
1980. 57 Pages. OPSR-03

Urban Indians
Proceedings of the Third Annual Conference on Problems and Issues Concerning American Indians Today
1981. 185 Pages. OPSR-04

Indian Water Rights in the Concluding Years of the Twentieth Century
William H. Veeder
74 Pages. OPSR-05

The American Indian and the American Revolution
Papers Written for a Conference of the Newberry Library Center for the History of the American Indian
Edited by Francis R. Jennings
1983. 106 Pages. OPSR-06

Non-Recognized American Indian Tribes: An Historical and Legal Perspective
Frank W. Porter III
1983. 118 Pages. OPSR-07

Towards a Quantitative Approach to American Indian History
Papers and Commentaries from a Research Conference Held at the Newberry Library.
1987. 328 Pages. OPSR-08

Reports of the American Indian Family History Project
Part 1. Introduction – Part 2. Marriage – Part 3. Households – Part 4. Fertility
Frederick Hoxie and Richard Satler,
1992 282 Pages. 2 vol. OPSR-09