A most welcome history of the development of a national sense of Indianism. . . . If ever a topic and an era needed to be covered, it was this topic and this era. Mrs. Hertzberg has done a good job of marking out a trail for us to follow. . . . As the first credible history of Indian affairs on a national basis covering the years 1889 to 1934, it is a valuable book and indispensable to any understanding of what the situation is today.