James A. Clifton is Frankenthal Professor of Anthropology and History at the University of Wisconsin in Green Bay.

...this volume ably dispels the romanticized versions of the lives of Leopold Pokagon and his descendants. By combining anthropological and historical methodologies, Clifton has written a most satisfactory history of the St. Joseph River Potawatomi. Indiana Magazine Of History ...a solid account...Clifton knows his subject well, and his research is sound. His history of the Pokagons provides an in-depth case study of one small tribal body persevering as a community, adapting and reacting in the face of change and adversity. Illinois Historical Journal ...a solid account...Clifton knows his subject well, and his research is sound. His history of the Pokagons provides an in-depth case study of one small tribal body persevering as a community, adapting and reacting in the face of change and adversity. Illinois Historical Journal ...this volume ably dispels the romanticized versions of the lives of Leopold Pokagon and his descendants. By combining anthropological and historical methodologies, Clifton has written a most satisfactory history of the St. Joseph River Potawatomi. Indiana Magazine Of History

James A. Clifton is Frankenthal Professor of Anthropology and History at the University of Wisconsin in Green Bay.

...this volume ably dispels the romanticized versions of the lives of Leopold Pokagon and his descendants. By combining anthropological and historical methodologies, Clifton has written a most satisfactory history of the St. Joseph River Potawatomi. Indiana Magazine Of History ...a solid account...Clifton knows his subject well, and his research is sound. His history of the Pokagons provides an in-depth case study of one small tribal body persevering as a community, adapting and reacting in the face of change and adversity. Illinois Historical Journal ...a solid account...Clifton knows his subject well, and his research is sound. His history of the Pokagons provides an in-depth case study of one small tribal body persevering as a community, adapting and reacting in the face of change and adversity. Illinois Historical Journal ...this volume ably dispels the romanticized versions of the lives of Leopold Pokagon and his descendants. By combining anthropological and historical methodologies, Clifton has written a most satisfactory history of the St. Joseph River Potawatomi. Indiana Magazine Of History

James A. Clifton is Frankenthal Professor of Anthropology and History at the University of Wisconsin in Green Bay.

...this volume ably dispels the romanticized versions of the lives of Leopold Pokagon and his descendants. By combining anthropological and historical methodologies, Clifton has written a most satisfactory history of the St. Joseph River Potawatomi. Indiana Magazine Of History ...a solid account...Clifton knows his subject well, and his research is sound. His history of the Pokagons provides an in-depth case study of one small tribal body persevering as a community, adapting and reacting in the face of change and adversity. Illinois Historical Journal ...a solid account...Clifton knows his subject well, and his research is sound. His history of the Pokagons provides an in-depth case study of one small tribal body persevering as a community, adapting and reacting in the face of change and adversity. Illinois Historical Journal ...this volume ably dispels the romanticized versions of the lives of Leopold Pokagon and his descendants. By combining anthropological and historical methodologies, Clifton has written a most satisfactory history of the St. Joseph River Potawatomi. Indiana Magazine Of History