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[San Francisco, Calif.] : HarperSanFrancisco, 1994.
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"Many books have been written about the American Indian by non-Indians; this one is written by elders in their own words. They speak openly of their personal struggles to stay on the path against impossible odds. Their stories, of what they have lost and what they have fought to save, are both tragic and heroic. They provide a deep and profound look into the lives and hearts of these extraordinary-often supernatural-men and women."-- Introduction.
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LibraryThing member dswaddell
Sandy Johnson spent three years traveling the country talking too and more importantly listening to elders of various tribes around the country. This is what she felt as the highlights of what they had to say. Overall; a good book with clues as to many historical events not often covered and hints
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to wisdom seldom heard. An informative read opening paths to new areas. Show Less
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ix, 237 p.; 28 cm
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0062508377 / 9780062508379