“An important addition to an oft-overlooked area of Indigenous history in the Americas. In its geographic, cultural, and temporal breadth, Native Brazil breaks new ground on Brazilian history and Indigenous studies.”—Tribal College Journal
“The extent to which (the authors) capture the elusive dialogue between the indigenous community and the state is a model for historians of the Americas. The book makes a superb addition to the field known as the ‘new Indian history.’”—Hispanic American Historical Review