Native heritage : personal accounts by American Indians, 1790 to the present
Arlene Hirschfelder
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Arlene Hirschfelder
Abstract
Here are over 120 authentic narratives - by Iroquois, Lakota, Apache, Navajo, Fox, Cheyenne, and other tribal voices - from community and political leaders to storytellers and well-known writers.This powerful assemblage is drawn from written and oral histories, Indian autobiographies and newspapers, government transcripts, out-of-print journals, and many other difficult-to-locate sources.Spanning 200 years of history, Native Heritage is a testament to the enduring richness and diversity of Native American societies.
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Here are over 120 authentic narratives - by Iroquois, Lakota, Apache, Navajo, Fox, Cheyenne, and other tribal voices - from community and political leaders to storytellers and well-known writers.This powerful assemblage is drawn from written and oral histories, Indian autobiographies and newspapers, government transcripts, out-of-print journals, and many other difficult-to-locate sources.Spanning 200 years of history, Native Heritage is a testament to the enduring richness and diversity of Native American societies.
Key concepts: Navajo, Native american, Narrative, Politics, Native American studies, Diversity (politics), History, Newspaper