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Not Stolen
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Last discussed Nov 4, 2026
A book arguing that the history of how Europeans treated Native Americans is more complicated than the common narrative of theft.
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Tom Bilyeu · Nov 4, 2026
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Used for: Understanding the history of European–Native American relations
Praised: Presents a more complicated, nuanced story than the common narrative
vs: Contrasted with the 1619 Project's 'America is uniquely evil' framing
"There's an incredible book. I'm in the middle of reading it right now, so the punchline I suppose could all fall apart, but the book is called Not Stolen. And it is about how Americans treated Native Americans, or how Europeans, more truthfully, t..."
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