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by David E. Stannardx


  Holy war, 177–78

  Homer, 165, 167

  Homosexuals, genocide against, 152

  Honduras, 34, 37, 39, 73, 81–82, 86, 198

  Hopewell culture, 18–19

  Hopi Indians, 24, 26, 128

  Horowitz, Irving Louis, 152

  Houma Indians, 26

  Howells, William Dean, 245–46

  Huacaloma, 41

  Hualapai Indians, 24

  Huaricoto, 41

  Huguenots, 61, 191

  Huitzilopochtli, 76, 81

  Huizinga, Johan, 59

  Human depravity, Christianity and, 155–60, 231–32, 242, 249–50

  Human sacrifice, 51–52, 79–80

  Hundred Years War, 189

  Hupa Indians, 22

  Huron Indians, 28, 30, 128

  Huss, John, 187, 195

  Ibarra, Francisco de, 81

  Ibos, genocide against, 75, 150

  Iglulik people, 20

  Ignatius, Saint, 158

  Ikawa-Smith, Fumiko, 264

  Illinois Indians, 128

  Imago Mundi, 195–96

  Incas, 12, 41–46, 134, 218

  Influenza, 53, 57, 68–69, 91, 119, 128, 134, 136, 138

  Ingalik people, 20

  Inquisition: Spanish, 62, 98, 182–83, 216, 221

  in Mexico, 218

  Iowa Indians, 19

  Iraq war, 253–54

  Irish: English treatment of, 98–99, 223–25

  compared with treatment of American Indians, 104, 224–25

  Iroquois nations, 28–30, 52, 119–20

  Irritilla people, 81

  Isabella I, 192, 205

  Iztapalapa, 4–5

  Jackson, Andrew, 121–23, 240–41, 252

  Jacobs, Wilbur, 277

  Jamaica, 49, 213

  James I, 103

  Jamestown, 101–7

  Japanese, racism and, 252

  Jauja, 43–44

  Jefferson, Thomas, 120, 240–41, 249

  Jehovah’s Witnesses, genocide against, 152

  Jennings, Francis, 14, 112, 114–16, 277

  Jerome, Saint, 156–57

  Jesuit mission, California, 136

  Jews: expulsion from Spain, 62, 192–93, 196, 206

  Christian attitudes toward (see Anti-Semitism)

  genocide against, 75, 124, 150–53, 184–85, 246–47

  early attitudes toward Christians, 174–75

  Christian violence against, 175–76, 181–83, 190, 248

  Jicaque people, 39

  Jicarella Indians, 24

  Jívaroan culture, 47

  Joachim of Fiore, 186–87

  João III, 92

  Johnson, Anthony, 275

  Johnson, James Turner, 177

  John the Dwarf, 156

  Jonassohn, Kurt, 279

  Jones, Howard Mumford, 104

  Jordan, Winthrop D., 220, 270–73, 276

  Kalapuya Indians, 128

  Kalispel Indians, 21

  Kamchatka Peninsula, 9

  Kaminaljuyú, 37

  Kampucheans, genocide against, 75, 150

  Kansa Indians, 19, 128

  Karok Indians, 22

  Kaska people, 20

  Keres Indians, 24

  King Philip’s War, 115–17, 238

  Kiowa Indians, 19, 128

  Knivet, Anthony, 91–92

  Konkow Indians, 22

  Kootenay Indians, 21

  Kovel, Joel, 276

  Koyukon people, 20–21

  Kroeber, Alfred L., 266–67

  Kroeber, Theodora, 143

  Kulchin people, 20

  Kuper, Leo, 256

  La Bruyère, Jean de, 59

  Lafitau, Joseph François, 31, 227

  La Galgada, 41

  Lake of the Moon, 3–4, 34, 39

  Lakota Indians, 126–27

  La Mojarra, 36

  Landa, Diego de, xi, 82

  Lane, Ralph, 104–5

  Languages in the Americas, 11, 21–22, 24, 33, 36, 263–65

  La Purísima Mission, 137

  La Salle, Robert Cavelier, sieur de, 129

  Las Casas, Bartolomé de, 49, 70–74, 80, 97–98, 210–11, 217, 225, 236–37, 266

  Lassik Indians, 22

  Lawson, John, 107

  Lea, Henry Charles, 188

  Leach, Douglas Edward, 117

  Leakey, Louis, 264

  Le Goff, Jacques, 155

  Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm, 226

  Lemkin, Raphael, 279

  Lenape Indians, 109–10

  Lenca people, 39

  Léry, Jean de, 47

  Libro de las Profecías (Book of Prophecies), 197, 199

  Lifton, Robert Jay, 246

  Lillooct Indians, 21

  Limpieza de sangre, 208–9, 212–13, 249, 277

  Lipan Indians, 24

  Loaisa, Rodrigo de, 89

  Locke, John, 226, 234

  Lopez, Barry, 21, 241

  Lost Bird, 127

  Louderback, David, 133

  Lourie, Elena, 207

  Luchootseet Indians, 21

  Luther, Martin, 233, 248–49, 251–52

  Luxán, Diego Pérez de, 26

  Ma’aseh Yeshû. See Tôldôt Yeshû.

  Machu Picchu, 41–42

  Macpherson, C.B., 233–34

  Mahican Indians, 28, 118

  Maidu Indians, 22

  Mair, John (Johannes Major), 210

  Makah Indians, 21

  Makuan culture, 47

  Malaria, 53, 68, 136

  Maliseet-Passamaquoddy Indians, 118

  Malnutrition among California mission Indians, 137–40

  Manau people, 94

  Mandan Indians, 19, 128

  Mandeville, John, 197, 207

  Maori people of New Zealand, 244, 268

  Marco Polo, 197

  Marcus Aurelius, 177

  Margolin, Malcolm, 23

  Marr, Wilhelm, 249

  Marrus, Michael R., 255

  Marshall, John, 122

  Martin, Roque, 88

  Martyr, Peter, 51

  Mason, John, 111–15, 177

  Massachusett Indians, 28, 118

  Mather, Cotton, 114, 117–18, 238, 241, 246

  Mather, Increase, 117

  Matienzo, Juan de, 219–20

  Mattole Indians, 22

  Mauser, Ulrich, 173

  Maya civilization, 36–39, 82, 86, 94

  Mayer, Arno J., 153, 184, 254

  Mayo people, 82

  Mazrui, Ali A., 11, 13

  McDougal, John, 144–45

  Measles, 53, 57, 68, 91, 102, 128, 136, 138

  Mecklin, John, 253

  Megasthenes, 167

  Meherrin Indians, 28

  Melanchthon, Philip, 233–34

  Mendieta, Gerónimo de, 219

  Mentally and physically handicapped, genocide against, 152, 185, 245–46

  Mercator projection, 11–12

  Merton, Robert K., 230

  Mesa, Bernardo de, 210

  Mescalero Indians, 24

  Methow Indians, 21

  Mexico, xv, 3–8, 11, 12, 18, 24, 26, 33–39, 52–53, 75–82, 85–86, 93, 211–12, 214–15, 222

  Miksch, Amos C, 132

  Millennialism: in Christian thought, 185–87, 190, 191–92

  Columbus and, 196–97

  Mimbreno Indians, 24

  Minaya, Bernardino de, 211, 216

  Miwok Indians, 22

  Mixtecs, 39

  Modoc Indians, 22

  Mogollon people, 24

  Mohawk Indians, 28, 118, 120

  Mohegan Indians, 28

  Mojave Indians, 24

  Monroe, James, 120

  Monstrous races, 47, 167–69, 172–74, 191, 206–7, 226–31

  Columbus and, 197–98, 206

  Montaigne, Michel de, 229

  Monte Albán, 35–36

  Monte Verde, 262

  Montezuma, 5, 76–77, 109

  Mooney, Jame
s, 121, 123

  More, Thomas, 64, 233–34

  Morgan, Edmund S., 52–53, 106–8, 234

  Morison, Samuel Eliot, 13, 68

  Morrison, Toni, 149

  Morton, Samuel G., 243, 245

  Muhammed II, 187

  Muisca people, 40

  Mumps, 91

  Munsee Indians, 28, 128

  Murúa, Martín de, 42

  Muslims, 150, 178–79, 181, 183, 187, 190, 191–92, 196, 207–8, 213, 224

  Nabesna people, 20

  Nabokov, Peter, 25

  Nagasaki, 119

  Nambiquaran culture, 47

  Narraganset Indians, 28, 112–17, 276

  Naskapi people, 20

  Natchez Indians, 26

  “Natural slaves,” concept of, 173, 209–11, 216, 219–20, 247

  Nauset Indians, 28

  Navajo Indians, 24, 26

  Nazca people, 42

  Nazis. See Holocaust, Nazi.

  Nelsilik people, 20

  Nelson, Richard K., 20–21

  Netherlands, Spanish massacres in, 216

  Newman, A.K., 244

  Nez Perce Indians, 21

  Niantic Indians, 28

  Nicaragua, 34, 39, 81–82, 84–86

  Nicola Indians, 21

  Nipmuk Indians, 28

  Nisenan Indians, 22

  Nitinat Indians, 21

  Nobrega, Manuel, 47

  Nomlaki Indians, 22

  Nongatl Indians, 22

  Nooksack Indians, 21

  Nootka Indians, 125

  Norridgewock Indians, 118

  Nottaway Indians, 28

  Ntlakyapamuk Indians, 21

  Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe Mission, 136

  Nuestra Señora de Loreto Mission, 136

  Oaxaca, 33, 35, 39

  O’Connell, Robert L., 216

  Ohlone Indians, 23

  Okanagan Indians, 21

  Olbés, Ramon, 140–41

  Oldham, John, 112

  Olmecs, 34, 41

  Olschki, Leonardo, 201

  Omaha Indians, 19

  Onandaga Indians, 28, 120

  Ona people, 48

  Oneida Indians, 28

  Opechancanough, 107

  Opitsatah, 125

  Oppenheimer, J. Robert, ix

  Origen, 155, 177

  Orta, Garcia d’, 209

  Ortiz, Tomás, 217–19

  Osage Indians, 19

  Oviedo y Valdés, Gonzalo Fernández de, 69, 206, 211, 225, 228, 253, 266

  Pachon, 156

  Padilla, Dávila, 218

  Pagden, Anthony, 172

  Pagels, Elaine, 155

  Paiute Indians, 22

  Palenque, 37

  Palladius, 156

  Palmer, Lucien, 132

  Palos, 57, 62, 193

  Palóu, Francisco, 136, 140

  Palouse Indians, 21

  Pamlico Indians, 28

  Panama, 39, 81–82, 215, 216, 266

  Papago Indians, 24

  Paracelsus, 209

  Paradise on earth, 65, 164–66, 186

  Columbus and, 197–99, 206

  Paraguay, xiv

  Parkman, Francis, 243–44, 245

  Patagonia, 48

  Patterson, Orlando, 165, 181

  Patuxet Indians, 108

  Patwin Indians, 22

  Pawnee Indians, 19

  Paya people, 39

  Peasants’ War, 59

  Pedra Furada, 262

  Pennacook Indians, 28

  Pennington, Loren E., 225–26

  Pensacola Indians, 26

  Pentlatch Indians, 21

  Pequot Indians, 28, 112–15, 131, 276

  Percy, George, 105–6

  Peru, 12, 21, 26, 41–46, 53, 88–91, 93, 97, 220, 222

  Peter the Hermit, 176, 179

  Petun Indians, 28

  Phelan, John Leddy, 197

  Philip II, 89, 183, 215–16, 223

  Piegan Indians, 19

  Pigwacket Indians, 118

  Pima Indians, 24

  Pine Ridge reservation, 256–57

  Pires, Francisco, 92

  Piro Indians, 24

  Pizarro, Hernando, 45, 87–88, 134, 206, 214

  Pliny the Elder, 167, 195, 197, 207

  Plutarch, 197

  Pneumonia, 136

  Pocumtuck Indians, 118

  Poggio, 161

  Porno Indians, 22

  Popelinière, Henri de la, 217

  Popocatepetl, 6

  Population of the Americas, pre-Columbian, 10–11, 21, 23–24, 28, 31, 39–40, 48, 222, 266–68

  Poseuinge, 25

  Posidonius, 164–65

  Potosí, 90–92, 215

  Powhatan, 105, 107

  Property, private, 233–36, 243

  Ptolemy, 203

  Pueblo Bonito, 25

  Puerto Rico, 49, 213

  Punchao, 43

  Punta Maisi, 70

  Purisima de Cadegomó Mission, 136

  Puritans, 109, 111–18, 136, 153, 230–32, 235–36, 238–39, 270

  Quapaw Indians, 128

  Quejo, Pedro de, 101

  Quileute Indians, 21

  Quinault Indians, 21

  Quiripi-Unquachog Indians, 118

  Race and racism, xii, 119–20, 126–27, 129–31, 145, 164–74, 185, 198, 204–13, 216–21, 224–32, 238–41, 243–46, 247, 249–54, 256, 269–78

  Raleigh, Walter, 99

  Reeves, Marjorie, 186–87

  Remy, Nicolas, 163–64

  Repartimiento, 73, 237

  Requerimiento, 65–66, 258

  Roanoke, 52, 105, 237

  Robinson, John, 136

  Rocky Mountain News, 129–30, 133

  Rogel, Juan, 102

  Rogin, Michael Paul, 122

  Romani people, genocide against, 75, 150–52, 247

  Rome, sexuality in, 154–55

  Roosevelt, Theodore, 134, 245–46

  Rouse, Irving, 49

  Rousselle, Aline, 156

  Russell, Frederick H., 177

  Russell, Jeffrey Burton, 162, 169

  Sacsahuaman, 43

  Sahagún, Bernardino de, 76–77

  Sahlins, Marshall, 48

  Said, Edward W., 14–15

  Saladoid people, 49

  Salcedo, Lopez de, 82

  Sale, Kirkpatrick, 68

  Salisbury, Neal, 277

  Salteaux people, 20

  Samana Cay, xiii

  San Antonio Mission, 138

  Sanday, Peggy Reeves, 29

  Sand Creek massacre, xi, 129–34

  Sanger, Margaret, 274

  San José Cumundú Mission, 136

  San José del Cabo Mission, 136

  San Miguel Mission, 138

  Sanpoil Indians, 21

  San Salvador, ix

  Santa Barbara Islands, 23

  Santa Bárbara Mission, 137

  Santa Cruz Mission, 140–41

  Santa Inés Mission, 137

  Santarém, 47

  Santa Rosaliá de Mulegé Mission, 136

  Santiago de las Coras Mission, 136

  Santillan, Hernando de, 89

  Santo Tomas, Domingo de, 88–89, 145

  Sauer, Carl O., 32–33, 51, 68, 73, 267

  Saxton, Alexander, xii

  Scarlet fever, 91

  Schiller, Friedrich, 191

  Schlatter, Richard, 233

  Schwarzkopf, Norman, 254

  Scott, Winfield, 123

  Sechelt Indians, 21

  Secotan Indians, 28

  Sekani people, 20

  Self-fulfilling prophecy, 230

  Seminole Indians, 26, 124

  Seneca, 195

  Seneca Indians, 28, 120

  Sepúlveda, Juan Ginés de, 64, 210–11, 233, 246

  Serpent Mound, 18

  Serra, Junípero, 139–40

  Serrano culture, 81–82

  Settlement of the Americas, earliest human, 8–10, 261–66

  Se
xual repression: in Christian thought, 154–64, 169, 170–71, 174, 179, 190

  among New World settlers, 229, 231–32

  Shasta Indians, 22

  Sherman, William, 84

  Short, Mercy, 230–31, 232

  Shoshoni Indians, 19, 257

  Shuswap Indians, 21

  Siberia, 264

  Simeon Stylites, Saint, 157

  Sinkyone Indians, 22

  Sioux Indians, 19

  Sissa, Giulia, 154

  Slavery, New World: of native peoples, 66–67, 80–81, 82, 84–85, 87–94, 107–8, 112, 115, 117, 137–44, 200–201, 205, 217–21

  of Africans, 94, 138, 142–43, 236, 270–75

  Slavery, Old World, 61, 154, 180–81, 207–8, 277

  Slave trade, African, xi, 62, 66, 180–81

  and genocide, 151

  Slotkin, Richard, 230–31, 232

  Smallpox, 53, 57–58, 68, 77–78, 81, 87, 91–93, 108–9, 128, 134–36, 138, 268

  Smith, John, 104–5

  Smith, John S., 133

  Sobibor, 256

  Solomon bar Simson, 176

  Sousa, Tomé de, 92

  Spelman, Henry, 111

  Spiro Mound, 32

  Sprenger, Jakob, 162

  Squamish Indians, 21

  Stampp, Kenneth, 270

  Stoddard, Solomon, 241

  Stone, Lawrence, 58, 59–60

  Strait Indians, 21

  Sullivan, John, 119

  Suma Indians, 24

  Sumu people, 39

  Susquehannock Indians, 28

  Sweet, Leonard I., 187, 199

  Syphilis, 53–54, 68, 129, 134, 136, 138

  Tacuba, 5

  Tagish people, 20

  Tahltan people, 20

  Taino people. See Arawakan culture.

  Tanana people, 20

  Tarascan Kingdom, 39, 81

  Tawney, R.H., 233, 236

  Taylor, Maxwell, 253

  Tehuantepec, 34, 39

  Tenochtitlán, 3–8, 33, 39, 43, 75–81, 101, 109, 214, 221, 225

  Teotihuacan, 34–35, 37

  Tepeaquilla, 5

  Tepehuán people, 81

  Teresa, Saint, 250

  “Terror famine,” Soviet, 150

  Tewa Indians, 24

  Thevet, André, 92

  Thirty Years War, 225

  Thomas, Keith, 227

  Thomas, William, 99

  Thomas Aquinas, Saint, 173, 210, 247

  Thompson, Leonard, 13–14

  Tierra del Fuego, 48, 249

  Tikal, 37

  Timorese, genocide against, 75, 150

  Timucua Indians, 27, 49, 101–2

  Tiwa Indians, 24

  Tlaxcallan, 39

  Tlaxcaltec people, 75–76

  Tocqueville, Alexis de, 122–23, 258, 272

  Todorov, Tzvetan, x–xi

  Tohome Indians, 26

  Tohono O’Odham reservation, 257

  Tôldôt Yeshû, 175, 183

  Tolowa Indians, 21, 128

  Toltecs, 39

  Tompkins, Jane, 276

  Torquemada, Tomás de, 182

  Towa Indians, 24

  Trail of Tears, 121–24

  Treblinka, 256

  Trevor-Roper, Hugh, 13

  Tsetsaut people, 20

  Tuberculosis, 53–54, 129, 136, 138

  Tucanoan culture, 47

 

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