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The Last Stand: the Quinault Indian Nation’s Path to Sovereignty and the Case of Tribal Forestry By Linda Moon Stumpff, The Evergreen State College Inspired by Joe DeLaCruz Abstract: This case tells a story of forestry management policies on the Quinault Reservation. In the early years, the Office of Indian Affairs (0IA) and later the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) acted like a landlord, allocating large timber sales to non-Indian timber companies. The Dawes Act fragmented the Quinault Reservation into many small individually owned allotments: the Tribe retained little for the general