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Indian Rights Association Imprisonment Without Trial

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Gilder Lehrman Collection #: GLC10051.65 Author/Creator: Indian Rights Association Place Written: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Type: Pamphlet Date: April 15, 1909 Pagination: 12 p. Order a Copy

One pamphlet entitled, "Imprisonment Without Trial" dated April 15, 1909. Pertains to instilling habeas corpus for imprisoned navajo people in Arizona.

Indian Rights Association
Progressive Era to New Era, 1900-1929
Indigenous people
Government and Civics
Colonization
Politics
House of Representatives
Abolition
Tribal lands
Treaty
Legislation
Education
Habeas Corpus
Native Americans
The Politics of Reform

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