Ministerium Rerum Indianarum

Vexillum Ministerii Rerum Indianarum.

Sigillum Ministerii Rerum Indianarum.

Ely S. Parker fuit primus Americanus Nativus Curator Rerum Indianarum designatus (1869–1871).

Cato Sells, Curator Rerum Indianarum, 1913.

Indians at Work ('Indi Laborantes'), magazina ab Office of Indian Affairs edita, praedecessore Ministerii Rerum Indianarum (1940).

Ministerium Rerum Indianarum (Anglice Bureau of Indian Affairs) est agentura gubernationis foederalis Civitatum Foederatarum intra Partem Interioris, quae procurat administrationem 55 700 000 agrorum terrae in fiducia a Civitatibus Foederatis pro Americanis Nativis in Civitatibus Foederatis, tribubus Americanorum Nativorum ab administratione foederali agnitis, et Alascanis Nativis tenta.

Ministerium Rerum Indianarum est unum e duobus ministeriis sub aegide Secretarii Adiutoris Rerum Indianarum, quorum aliud est Ministerium Educationis Indianorum, agentura quae eruditionem circa 48 000 Americanorum Nativorum praebet.

Duces ministerii

Inter curators rerum Indianarum sunt^[1]

Capita Ministerii Rerum Indianarum

• 1824–1830 Thomas L. McKenney
• 1830–1831 Samuel S. Hamilton

Commissionarii Rerum Indianarum

• 1832–1836 Elbert Herring
• 1836–1838 Carey A. Harris
• 1838–1845 Thomas Hartley Crawford
• 1845–1849 Gulielmus Medill
• 1849–1850 Orlando Brown
• 1850–1853 Lucas Lea
• 1853–1857 Georgius Vasingtonius Manypenny
• 1857–1858 Iacobus W. Denver
• 1858–1858 Carolus E. Mix
• 1858–1859 Iacobus W. Denver
• 1859–1861 Alfredus B. Greenwood
• 1861–1865 Gylielmus P. Dole
• 1865–1866 Dionysius N. Cooley
• 1866–1867 Ludovicus V. Bogy
• 1867–1869 Nathaniel G. Taylor
• 1869–1871 Ely S. Parker
• 1871–1872 Franciscus Amasa Walker
• 1873–1875 Eduardus Parmelee Smith
• 1875–1877 Ioannes Quintius Smith
• 1877–1880 Ezra A. Hayt
• 1880–1881 Rowland E. Trowbridge
• 1881–1885 Hiram Price
• 1885–1888 Ioannes D. C. Atkins
• 1888–1889 Ioannes H. Oberly
• 1889–1893 Thomas Ieffersonius Morgan
• 1893–1897 Daniel M. Browning
• 1897–1904 Gulielmus Arthurus Jones
• 1904–1909 Franciscus E. Leupp
• 1909–1913 Robertus G. Valentine
• 1913–1921 Cato Sells
• 1921–1929 Carolus H. Burke
• 1929–1933 Carolus J. Rhoads
• 1933–1945 Ioannes Collier
• 1945–1948 Gulielmus A. Brophy
• 1948–1949 Gulielmus R. Zimmerman, agens
• 1949–1950 Ioannes R. Nichols
• 1950–1953 Dillon S. Myer
• 1953–1961 Glenn L. Emmons
• 1961 Ioannes O. Crow, agens^[2][3]
• 1961–1966 Philleo Nash
• 1966–1969 Robertus L. Bennett
• 1969–1972 Ludovicus R. Bruce
• 1973–1976 Morris Thompson
• 1976–1977 Dr. Beniaminus Reifel

Secretarii Adiutores Interioris Rerum Indianarum

• 1977–1978 Forrest Gerard
• 1979–1981 Gulielmus E. Hallett
• 1981–1984 Kennethus L. Smith
• 1985–1989 Ross Swimmer
• 1989–1993 "Eddie" Frank Brown
• 1993–1997 Ada E. Deer
• 1997–2001 Coemgenus Gover
• 2001–2001 Iacobus H. McDivitt, agens
• 2001–2003 Neal A. McCaleb
• 2003–2004 Aurene M. Martin, agens
• 2004–2005 Dave Anderson
• 2005–2007 Iacobus Cason, agens
• 2007–2008 Carolus J. Artman
• 2008–2009 Georgius T. Skibine, agens
• 2009–2012 Laurentius Echo Hawk
• 2012-2012 Donald "Del" Laverdure, agens
• 2012–2015 Coemgenus K. Washburn
• 2016-present Lawrence S. Roberts agens^[4]

Nexus interni

• Francisca Densmore
• Ioannes Wesley Powell

Notae

1. "U.S. government departments and offices, etc". Rulers.org. 
2. "John O. Crow Named Acting Commissioner of Indian Affairs and Member of Advisory Board on Indian Affairs". Bureau of Indian Affairs. February 10, 1961. 
3. "Nash Nominated as Commissioner of Indian Affairs; Crow Appointed Deputy Commissioner". Bureau of Indian Affairs. August 1, 1961. 
4. PDF.

Nexus externi

Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Ministerium Rerum Indianarum (Civitates Foederatae) spectant.

Bibliographia

• Belko, William S. 2004. John C. Calhoun and the Creation of the Bureau of Indian Affairs: An Essay on Political Rivalry, Ideology, and Policymaking in the Early Republic. South Carolina Historical Magazine 105(3): 170–197. ISSN 0038-3082.
• Cahill, Cathleen D. 2011. Federal Fathers and Mothers: A Social History of the United States Indian Service, 1869–1933. University of North Carolina Press. Recognitio interretialis.
• Deloria, Jr., Vine, et David E. Wilkins. 1999. Tribes, Treaties, & Constitutional Tribulations. Austin Texiae.
• Jackson, Helen H. 1881. A Century of Dishonor: A Sketch of the U. S. Government's Dealings with Some of the Indian Tribes. Editio interretialis.
• Leupp, F. E. 1910. The Indian and His Problem. Editio interretialis.
• Meriam, Lewis, et al. 1928. The Problem of Indian Administration. Studies in Administration 17. Baltimorae.
• Pevar, Stephen L. 2002. The Rights of Indians and Tribes. Carbondale Illinoesiae.
• Prucha, Francis P. 1986. The Great Father: The United States Government and the American Indians. Editio imminuta. Pars et investigatio textualis.
• Prucha, Francis P. 1990. Atlas of American Indian Affairs. Lincolniae Nebrascae.
• Schmeckebier, L. F. 1927. Office of Indian Affairs: History, Activities,and Organization. Service Monograh 48. Baltimorae.
• Sutton, I. 2000. Indian Country and the Law: Land Tenure, Tribal Sovereignty, and the States. In Law in the Western United States, ed. G. M. Bakken, caput 36. Normanniae Oclahomae.

Fontes primarii

• Prucha, Francis P., ed. 2000. Documents of United States Indian Policy. Ed. 3a. Pars et investigatio textualis.

Nexus externi

Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Ministerium Rerum Indianarum (Civitates Foederatae) spectant.

• "Background information about the Cobell Litigation."
• Broken Promises: Evaluating the Native American Health Care System. U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, September 2004.
• "Bureau of Indian Affairs Indian Relocation Records." Bibliothecam Newberriensem.
• Corpus epistularum de ministerio. Texas Tech University.
• A History of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. americansc.org.uk.
• "Indian Schools papers, 1929–1945." In Southwest Collection / Special Collections Library, Texas Tech University.
• Ministerium Rerum Indianarum in Federal Register.
• Situs proprius.