The American Indian Reader: HistoryIndian Historian Press, 1972 |
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... human story has largely been lost . It exists only in the annals remaining to some tribes in the form of song and observance . Other evidences of ancient native history have been painstakingly put together by anthro- pologists from ...
... human story has largely been lost . It exists only in the annals remaining to some tribes in the form of song and observance . Other evidences of ancient native history have been painstakingly put together by anthro- pologists from ...
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... human moderation ? " I don't see any signs of human moderation in the scalping activities of the Europeans , introduced by the Dutch . Our people took over this outrageous practice from the Anglos , and indeed in many re- spects some of ...
... human moderation ? " I don't see any signs of human moderation in the scalping activities of the Europeans , introduced by the Dutch . Our people took over this outrageous practice from the Anglos , and indeed in many re- spects some of ...
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... human values , and those natives with a totally different way of life and an entirely dif ferent economy . Unfamiliar as they were with the European economic sys- tems and European ideas of government , the natives were at first ...
... human values , and those natives with a totally different way of life and an entirely dif ferent economy . Unfamiliar as they were with the European economic sys- tems and European ideas of government , the natives were at first ...
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Civil Rights: A Current Guide to the People, Organizations, and Events Joan Martin Burke Visualização de excertos - 1974 |
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