Indians at Hampton Institute, 1877-1923

1. General Samuel Chapman Armstrong, the founding of the Hampton Institute, and federal Indian policy.

2. The rise of Hampton's Indian program.

3. Armstrong's influence on national Indian policy.

4. Teaching through the power of example: shaping Indian "freedom" by defusing Black citizenship.

5. The false faces of segregation.

6. Friction and fraternity on a biracial campus.

7. Indians and Blacks at the crossroads of indigenous culture and social adjustment.

8. As the years go by: the Indian program's changes and controversies.

9. Decline, demise, and postmortem of Hampton's Indian program.