"A Century of Dishonor" is a book written by Helen Hunt Jackson in 1881. It highlights the injustices faced by Native Americans in the United States, documenting broken treaties and the government's failure to protect their rights. The book aims to raise awareness about the mistreatment of Indigenous peoples and advocate for reform. The work is divided into chapters that detail various tribes and their struggles, including the Cherokee, Sioux, and Pueblo peoples. Jackson's writing combines historical facts with emotional appeals, making it a significant early critique of U.S. policies toward Native Americans and a call for social justice.