Blood of the Land: The Government and Corporate War Against the American Indian Movement (1982)

by Res Weyler

Hardcover, 1982

LCC

E93 W54 1982

Description

This classic and accessible history of the American Indian Movement details an important part of Native peoples' continuing struggles against corporate and governmental development interests. Blood of the Land is a powerful reminder that we can only ignore environmental, social justice and spiritual issues at our--and the Earth's--peril.

Publication

Everest House Publishers, New York

Tags

American Indian Movement, Government relations -- 1934-, Red Power

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