The Miami Nation
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Aamaawia John Bickers is Assistant Professor of History at Case Western Reserve University, where he teaches courses in Native American and Early American history. He currently resides with his wife and children in Cleveland, Ohio.
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ii meehtohseeniwiyankwi aatotamankwi (How We Talk About Our Lives)
kweehsitawakiki (Acknowledgements)
Note on Language
Introduction
Part I: Ciikaahkwe WaapaahSiki Siipionki (Along the Wabash River)
1. From Peoplehood to Nationhood
2. Annuities, Alcohol, and Aesthetics
3. From Myaamionki to the Miami Reservation
Part II: Ciikaahkwe Waapankiaakamionki (Along the Marais Des Cygnes River)
4. Life on the Miami Reservation
5. Kansans, Confederates, and Conflict
Part III: Ciikaahkwe NooSonke Siipionki (Along the Neosho River)
6. Churches, Schools, and a Town Called Miami
Epilogue
Appendix A: Maawikimaki/Akimaki (Principal Chiefs/Chiefs)
Appendix B: NiiSonaminki Akimaki (Second Chiefs)
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