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Louis F. Burns Collection
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UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AT LITTLE ROCK
AMERICAN NATIVE PRESS ARCHIVES
LOUIS F. BURNS COLLECTION
ANPA MSS 026
Last
updated: February 2003
EXTENT
Total Boxes: 7
Other Storage Formats: None
Linear Feet: 4.5
ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION
Provenance
Gift from Louis F. Burns, August 1999 and
February 2001
Ownership and Literary Rights
The Louis F. Burns Collection is the physical
property of the American Native Press Archives, University of
Arkansas at Little Rock. Literary rights, including
copyright, belong to the authors or their legal heirs and assigns.
For further information, consult the appropriate curator.
Access
The Louis F. Burns Collection is open for
research.
Citation Format
Louis F. Burns
Collection. American Native Press
Archives.
HISTORICAL NOTE
Louis F. Burns, who descends from the Little
Bear/Strike Axe band of Little Osages, is a member of the
well-known Tinker family. He holds a B. S. degree in
education and an M. S. degree in history from Kansas State
University, Emporia. He also did work toward a doctorate at
the University of Southern California. His interest in Osage
history has been life-long, and his scholarship spans fifty years.
His publications include numerous articles and ten books,
including Treaties, Constitution, and Laws of the Osage Nation
(reprint ed., 1967); Turn of the Wheel (1980); The Osage
Annuity Rolls of 1878, 3 vols., (1980-81); Osage Indian
Bands and Clans (1984); Osage Indian Customs and Myths
(1984); Osage Mission Baptisms, Marriages, and Interments,
1820-1886 (1986); A History of the Osage People (1989);
and Symbolic and Decorative Art of the Osage People (1994).
The collection relates to Burns’s research for, and writing of,
the last five works.
DESCRIPTION OF THE COLLECTION
The Louis F. Burns Collection contains
holographs, typescripts and galley proofs, original artwork, and
research notes related to Burns’s books on Osage history and
culture written between 1984 and 1994. Burns’s extensive
notes represent information on various aspects of Osage life and
culture from contact to the contemporary period: contact and
culture decline; economics of the Trans-Mississippi West from the
fur trade to the opening of the Osage oil fields; religion, both
traditional and peyote; social structures; art; and tribal
politics. The ANPA library contains a copy of Burns’s
bibliography of Osage history and customs, An Osage
Bibliography (2001).
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Box |
Folder
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Osage Indian Customs and Myths (1984) |
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- Third draft, Front Matter
- Third draft, Chapter 1, The Little Old Men
- Third draft, Chapter 2, Government
- Third draft, Chapter 3, Religion
- Third draft, Chapter 4, Marriage, Child Naming,
Adoption, Education
- Third draft, Chapter 6, War
- Third draft, Chapter 7, Mourning
- Third draft, Chapter 8, General Customs
- Third draft, Chapter 10, General Myths
- Typescript, Front Matter
- Typescript, Chapter I
- Typescript, Chapter 2, Government
- Typescript, Chapter 3, Religion
- Typescript, Chapter 4, Marriage, Child Naming, Adoption,
Education
- Typescript, Chapter 5, Hunting, Planting, Gathering
- Typescript, Chapter 6, War
- Typescript, Chapter 7, Mourning
- Typescript, Chapter 8, General Customs
- Typescript, Chapter 9, Myths
- Typescript, Chapter 10, Myths
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Osage Indian Bands and Clans (1984) |
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- Typescript, Miscellaneous Pages Needing Correction
- Typescript, Cover Page-Page 148
- Typescript, Pages 149-301
- Typescript, Cover Page-Page 73
- Typescript, Pages 163-301
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2 |
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Production Copy, Cover Page-Page 108
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Production Copy, Page 109-Page 215
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Production Copy, Pages 216-End
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Osage Mission Baptisms, Marriages,
and Interments, 1820-1886 (1986) |
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- Volume 1 (Kansas and Missouri), Pages 1-121
- Volume 1 (Kansas and Missouri), Pages 122-145
- Volume 1 (Kansas and Missouri), Typescript, Pages 1-205
- Volume 1 (Kansas and Missouri), Typescript, Pages
206-411
- Volume 1 (Kansas and Missouri), Typescript, Pages
412-566
- Typescript, Cover Page-Page 100
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3 |
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Typescript, Pages 200-380
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Typescript, Pages 381-561, Page 672
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Osage Mission Register, 1st Index,
Manuscript # 1
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Osage Mission Register, 1st Index,
Manuscript # 2
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A History of the Osage People (1989) |
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Miscellaneous Research Notes
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Chapters 1 and 2, Research Notes
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Chapters 3, 4, and 5, Research Notes
(Part 1)
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Chapters 3, 4, and 5, Research Notes
(Part 2)
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4 |
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Chapters 3, 4, and 5, Research Notes
(Part 3)
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Chapter 6, Research Notes
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Chapters 7 and 8, Research Notes
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Chapter 9, Research Notes
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Chapter 10, Research Notes
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Chapter 11, Research Notes
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Chapter 12, Research Notes
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Chapter 13, Research Notes
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Chapter 14, Research Notes
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Chapter 15, Research Notes
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Chapter 16, Research Notes
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Chapter 17, Research Notes
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5 |
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Chapter 18, Research Notes
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Chapter 19, Research Notes
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Chapter 20, Research Notes
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Chapter 21, Research Notes (Part One)
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Chapter 21, Research Notes (Part Two)
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Chapter 22, Research Notes (Part One)
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Chapter 22, Research Notes (Part Two)
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Chapter 23, Research Notes (Part One)
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Chapter 23, Research Notes (Part Two)
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6 |
- Chapter 23, Research Notes (Part
Three)
- Chapter 6, Research Notes (Part Four)
- Appendix, Research Notes
- Resource Notes
- Chapter 3, The Osage Empire
- Chapter 4, Osage Relationships with Euro-Americans,
1675-1803
- Chapters 8 and 9, The Effects of Removal and Osage
Culture and U. S. Policy
- Chapter 11, Pestilence Strikes the People
- Chapter 15, The End of Indian Treaty Making
- Chapter 16, The Drum Creek Treaty
- Chapter 17, The Osage Removal
- Chapter 18, The Final Move
- Chapter 19, Farewell to the Past
- Chapter 20, Blue Stem and Cattle
- Chapter 21, Constitutional Government and Allotment
- Chapter 22, Black Gold
- Chapter 23, Indian Influence and the Modern Indian
- Chapter 24, Epilogue: Survival Factors, Nature of Change
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7 |
- Galley Proofs, Chapters 1-3, Pages 1-144
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Galley Proofs, Chapters 4-9, Pages
145-298
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Symbolic and Decorative Art of the
Osage People (1994) |
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- Source Copies, Notes
- Source Copies
- Source Copies, Symbols
- Unpainted Drawings, Artwork
- Unpainted Drawings, Black and White Originals
- Unpainted Drawings, Black and White Originals
- Unpainted Drawings, Black and White Originals
- Artwork, Black and White Copies
- Color Artwork
- Color Artwork Copies
- Color Artwork and Captions
- Chapter 2, Illustrations, Captions (extra)
- Chapters 2 and 3, Captions
- Chapter 3, Illustrations, Captions, Part 1 Paste-ups
- Chapters 1 and 2, Paste-ups
- Chapter 3, Illustrations, Captions, Part 2 Paste-ups
- Chapter 2 (Rough Copy)
- Chapter 3
- Old Manuscript
- Galley Proofs, Title Page-Page 66
- Galley Proofs, Page 66-End
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