George Hunt Volgorde van de boeken

Following the Haymarket affair of 1886, August Spies and seven other anarchists were tried and sentenced to death for their alleged involvement in the bombing. This book provides a detailed account of the trial, including court transcripts and newspaper articles. Hunt argues that the trial was a political and legal farce, and that the men were unjustly convicted.

Focusing on the Native Americans of British Columbia, this ethnological study offers insights into the Kwakiutl community, drawing on data collected by George Hunt. The work reflects Franz Boas's pioneering contributions to anthropology, showcasing his commitment to understanding diverse cultures. Boas, a key figure in establishing anthropology as a formal discipline in the U.S., was instrumental in founding the American Anthropological Association and shaping modern ethnographic methodologies. The republished edition includes a new introductory biography, enhancing its historical context.