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the novels of Jules Berlioz Auriac are undoubtedly in reality due to the pen of American authors Simon Young does not name. We could not check it, but the frame and the title suggests that the Indian Jim is actually the translation - and adaptation - a dime novel by Stewart Edward Ellis, Indian Jim. A Tale of the Minnesota Massacre, published by Beadle and Adams in 1864's Magazine Beadle Dime Novel and in various dime novels, text with some success in the United States (it was even published in Britain in penny dreadful). We were unable to verify the relationship, but it is likely whether the original work. Attention to settlers and colonists, the implicit reference to the massacres of 1862, the hatred for Indians and willingness to challenge the angelic vision "savages" (through experience Halleck) as it had prevailed at the time of Fenimore Cooper refers clearly to the works of the second novel written by the American West, who was the heyday of the dime novels. The pace of American colonization exacerbated clashes between whites and indigenous: to force gradually see their land confiscated by the new settlers, the Indians revolted more and more frequently, the incidents have multiplied, and the Indians now appear as a constant threat. At the same time, the constant pressure of new American immigrants impose a policy of devaluation of "wild" to justify the annexation of Indian politics. Edward S. Ellis was one of the main authors of the second wave, and he especially wrote a series of books on the massacre made by the Indians in the 1860s.