Americans in Bondage: California's Dark History of Indian Slavery and Extermination and the Continuing Oppression of the Klamath River-Yurok Indian

Fairfax, Calif.: Friends of the Yurok Indians, Fairfax, 1967. 2nd Printing. Octavo with orange, black and white pictorial cover;16 pages: illustrations; 22 cm; stapled In very good condition save some mild sunning near spine, slight bumping to corners. Pamphlet.

Scarce. Written to encourage local residents to vote to grant sovereignty to the Klamath River-Yurok tribes of California, and all Californian tribes. Photographs of lost dances, handicrafts and lodgings of this particular tribe serve the argument that native peoples should "be granted the basic right to defend themselves in court against tyranny within their own homeland" --Back cover.Reported by Bob Baker, news director of Santa Rosa, California radio station KSRO, based on the records of Allan Morris, advisor to the Klamath River-Yurok tribe.