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1916

Parker, A., 1916. The Civilizing Power of Language. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 4, 126-128.

Parker, A., 1916. A Conference on Race Progress. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 4, 216-222.

Parker, A., 1916. The Functions of the Society of American Indians. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 4, 8-14.

Parker, A., 1916. The Indian, the Country and the Government. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 4, 38-49.

Parker, A., 1916. A Message in Congress. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 4, 282-284.

Parker, A., 1916. Musings and Maxims of a Medicine Man. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 4, 79-81.

Parker, A., 1916. A New Sort of American Day. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 4, 60-62.

Parker, A., 1916. Notes from Adarios Diary. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 4, 73-76.

Parker, A., 1916. Nothing But Rocks. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 4, 77-79.

Parker, A., 1916. The Origin of the Iroquois as Suggested by their Archeology. American Anthropologist 18, 479-507.

Parker, A., 1916. The Parable of the Bloody Spear. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 4, 81-82.

Parker, A., 1916. Problems of Race Assimilation in America, with Special Reference to the American Indian. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 4, 285-304.

Parker, A., 1916. The Senecas in the War of 1812. New York State Historical Association Proceedings 15, 78-90.

Parker, A., 1916. The Social Elements of the Indian Problem. The American Journal of Sociology 22, 252-267.

Parker, A., 1916. Some of Our Work During the Year. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 4, 229-233.

Parker, A., 1916. The White Aryan and the Red American. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 4, 121-126.

Parker, A., 1916. Why We Go A Fishin’. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 4, 71-73.

1915

Parker, A., 1915. Report on the Division of Archeology and Ethnology, in: Clarke, J. (Ed.), Eleventh Annual Report of the State Museum and Science DepartmentThe University of the State of New York, Albany, New York. pp. 63-73.

Parker, A., 1915. The American Indian, the Government and the Country. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 4, 45.

Parker, A., 1915. Certain Important Elements of the Indian Problem. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 2, 24-38.

Parker, A., 1915. The Crow Indian. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 3, 129-133.

Parker, A., 1915. Frederic Ward Putnam. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 3, 224-227.

Parker, A., 1915. In the Path of the Morning Star. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 3, 127-129.

Parker, A., 1915. Industrial and Vocational Training in Indian Schools. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 3, 86-97.

Parker, A., 1915. Kicking Against the Rock of Offense. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 3, 161-163.

Parker, A., 1915. Let Us Pause to Consider Our Ways. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 3, 159-160.

Parker, A., 1915. McKenzie-Thinker. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 3, 122-124.

Parker, A., 1915. Occupations of the American Indian. The Indian Leader 19, 18-22.

Parker, A., 1915. The Persistence of Barbarism in Civilized Society. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 3, 76-81.

Parker, A., 1915. Popular History, a Criticism and an Interpretation. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 3, 167-168.

Parker, A., 1915. Sekosa, the Weasel. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 3, 124-127.

Parker, A., 1915. Sherman Coolidge. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 3, 220-223.

Parker, A., 1915. The Status and Progress of Indians as Shown by the Thirteenth Census. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 3, 185-208.

Parker, A., 1915. Why Should the Country Heed Our Pleading?. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 3, 163-167.

Parker, A., 1915. The Wider Vision. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 3, 86-97.

1914

Parker, A., 1914. A Survey of the [Indian] Problem - Its Elements and Its Ends. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 2, 13-22.

Parker, A., 1914. ’My Race Shall Live Anew’: A poem by Almoba Waubunaki (pseudonym of A. C. Parker). Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 2, 125.

Parker, A., 1914. The Quaker City Meeting of the Society of American Indians. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 2, 56-59.

Parker, A., 1914. The Legal Status of the American Indian. Lake Mohonk Conference on the Indian and Other Dependent Peoples, Annual Report 32, 77-82.

Parker, A., 1914. Indian Blood. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 2, 261-262.

Parker, A., 1914. Report of the Archaeologist, in: Clarke, J. (Ed.), Tenth Report of the Director of the Science DivisionThe University of the State of New York, Albany, New York. pp. 93-102.

Parker, A., 1914. ’The Robbins’ Song’: A poem by Almoba Waubunaki (pseudonym of A. C. Parker). Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 2, 190.

Parker, A., 1914. The Road to Competent Citizenship. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 2, 178-183.

Parker, A., 1914. Marching as to War. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 2, 185.

Parker, A., 1914. Let Us Discover the Human Elements of the Indian Problem. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 2, 183-184.

Parker, A., 1914. The Legal Status of the American Indian. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 2, 213-218.

Parker, A., 1914. The League of Peace by Gawasa Wanneh. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 2, 191-195.

Parker, A., 1914. The American Indian - What Is He?. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 2, 109-119.

Parker, A., 1914. The Awakened American Indian. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 2, 269-274.

Parker, A., 1914. Blood Mixture Among Races. Society of American Indians Quarterly Journal 2, 262-265.