Ethnic Cleansing and the Indian

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The book reveals the often-overlooked history of ethnic cleansing within the United States, focusing on the treatment of American Indians. Historian Gary Clayton Anderson challenges the perception that such conflicts are only found in distant, unstable regions, highlighting the systemic violence and displacement faced by Indigenous peoples throughout American history. By examining this legacy, the author prompts readers to confront uncomfortable truths about their own nation's past and its implications for contemporary society.