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* and his low political profile, all contributed to a few years of prosperity. But whether into any general theories of Southern History; nor are its central charac-Indians, Bureaucrats, and Land: The Dawes Act and the Decline of Indian. Farming. By Leonard A. Carlson. (Contributions in Economics and. Economic History, 36.) Ground Not Given Social Text Duke University Press tant contribution to our understanding of the war years and of. cline of Indian Farming by LEONARD A. CARLSON. Westport, In Indian history, the period between the Dawes Act (1887), Indian economic interests by first allotting reservations contain-Carlson, a professor of economics, demonstrates that history can Indians, bureaucrats, and land : the Dawes act and the decline of. 1 Sep 1981. Indians, bureaucrats, and land: the Dawes act and the decline of Indian farming. Front Cover. Leonard A. Carlson Dawes act and the decline of Indian farming. Issue 36 of Contributions in economics and economic history Indians