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Rich Indians: Native People And The Problem Of Wealth In American History,Used Mafi The Eighteenthcentury French Philosophe DenisLong Before Lucrative Tribal Casinos Sparked Controversy, Native Americans Amassed Other Wealth That Provoked Intense Debate About The Desirability, Morality, And Compatibility Of Indian And Nonindian Economic Practices. Alexandra Harmon Examines Seven Such Instances Of Indian Affluence And The Dilemmas They Presented Both For Native Americans And For Euroamericansdilemmas Rooted In The Colonial Origins Of The Modern American Economy. Harmon'S Study