Arden, Harvey and Steve Wall,

Wisdomkeepers: meetings with Native American spiritual elders.

Hillsboro, OR, Beyond Words Publishing Inc., (1990). VG. Sl soil at top of fore-edge toward back. Beautifully photographed & laid out. Leaders talk about their life.

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A Corps of Competent Authors and Artists,

Wild Life on the Plains and Horrors of Indian Warfare - A complete history of Indian Life, Warfare and Adventure...America.

NY, Arno Press, (1969). Reprint 1891. VG in G DJ. A reader note enclossed says "one of the best covering the Indian wars as they actually happened. Wonderful history". e taping on DJ. Big Chief's talk with the "Great White Father" in Washington. The struggle and ultimate demise of the Apaches, kiowas, Sioux, Cheyennes, Arapahoes and Pawnees in vivid detail The first part writetn by a U.S. calvalryman end depicts life after the Civil War. Legends of famous frontiersmen. This volume was first released as part of the Arno series "Mass Violence in America" edited by Richard E. Rubenstein of the Adlai Stevenson Institute and Robert M. Rogelson of the Harvart MIT Joint Venter for Urban Studies. It is the editors' fondest hope that this work and other like it will help keep adlive in a time of growing unreason the spirit of reasoned inquiry. Tape on dj front and back cover.

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Book number: BOOKS056171I

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Bauer, Helen,

California Indian Days.

NY, Doubleday, (1968). Revised Ed. VG in G DJ. Detailed picture of life of the California Indian from earliest days to the present. DJ price clipped. wear to dj top edge.

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Book number: BOOKS056045I

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Bonifanti, Leo,

The Pequot-Mohican War.

Wakefield, MA, Pride Publications, 1971. VG PB. The Pequot-Mohican War of 1637 is one of the most important chapters in the early history of New England.

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Book number: BOOKS056180I

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Foreman, Grant,

Sequoyah.

Norman, OK, Univ. of Oklahoma Press, (1959). 2d ptg. VG in VG- DJ. Owner inscr & name stamp 1st flylf. DJ chipped, torn. An illiterate Cherokee Indian genius makes up his own alphabet.

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Book number: BOOKS002484I

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Goodnough, David,

Pontiac's War 1763-1766: the Indians' Greatest Uprising Fails to Stop Westwward EXpansion.

NY, Franklin Watts, (1970). VG hb. On May 9 1763 an Ottawa Indian named Pontiac directed an attack by his warriors against the British Fort at Detroit to punish. the British for the injustices he felt they had done his people and to reinstate the French who had formerly controlled the Great Lakes area. The war quickly spread from Detroit until it engulfed almost the entire Indian world. Its effect were to change forever the relations between the Indian and the English-speaking white man between England and her North American colonies and betweeen the people on the frontier and the inhabitants of the farms and town of the 13 colonies.

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Book number: BOOKS056203I

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Heizer, R.F. and M.A Whipple, compiled and edited by,

The California Indians: a source books.

Berkeley, CA, Univ of California Press, (1971). 2nd ed revised. VG large size PB. New expanded edition of The California Indians is a more comprehensive and thus more useful book than the predecessor. The editors have combined former printings into a general survey of California Indian native cuutures. The editors discuss present-day Indians of California so this book is for the general reading public rather than for scholars. They discuss the present-day Indians of California in a chapter especially for this volume and provide a new extensive classified bibliography listing of hundreds of published works arranged by culture areas and subjects useful to non-professionals who wish to read further on a particular culture or topic such as Indian basketry or place-names or prehistorical rock art. Co-author Heizer is professor of anthropology at the University of California, Berkeley and author of many books dealing with Ameriecan Indians. Fold out map fep of tribes of California.

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Book number: BOOKS056182I

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Lafarge, Oliver,

A Pictorial History of the American Indian.

NY, Crown Pub., (1956). VG. Owner's name front ep, edge wear, spots on back cover. Profusely illustrated history of various Native Americans.

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Book number: BOOKS001257I

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Lummis, Charles F.,

The Land of Poco Tiempo.

NY, Scribner's Sons, 1925. G+. Spine worn, torn. Fr hinge cracked, sl loose. Boards sl soiled. Owner's name and date on front ep.

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Book number: BOOKS001195I

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Lyngheim, Linda,

The Indians and the California Missions.

Van Nuys, CA, Langtry Publications, (1984). 2nd prntg. VG lrg sz PB. Published especially for children about the California missions.

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Book number: BOOKS056189I

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Mason, Otis Tufton,

Aboriginal Indian Basketry - studies in a textile art without machinery.

Glorieta, NM, Rio Grande Press, (1972). 2nd prntg. VG- ex lib. Ex lib bp, stamps and stickers. Rear hinge cracked. Reprinted from the original 1902 Smithsonian annual report.

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Book number: BOOKS001482I

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Nichols, Roger L., edited by,

The American Indian; past and preesent.

NY, Knopf 1986, (1986). 3rd edition. VG LG SZ PB. To the European invaders of N. America the tribal people they encountered appeared to be savages, in many varieties: simple,. noble, degraded, or treacherous- but all were savages. This view enabled the whites who considered themselves and their culture as civilized and superior to differentiate between themseslves and the societies they found in thier so-called New World. To the invaders, civilization and agriculture walked hand-in-hand across the earth. This ideea causes the white to ignore or reject evidence that demonstrated that many aboriginal groups practiced extensive agricuoture. In fact, surplus crops helped sustain many colonial pioneers until they learned how to survive in their new lands, labeling their victims savages made the task less difficult. Thie discussion focuses on the significance of agriculture in shaping the groups. It notes the many ways in which Indian and white agricultural pracdtices, shortagess, and surpluses affected relations between the races and demonstrates the significance of environmental awareness for preindustrial peoples. preface by Thomas R. Wessel, Associate professor of hitory at Montana State University.

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Book number: BOOKS056179I

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Reichard, Gladys A.,

Dezba, Woman of the Desert.

NY, J.J.Augustin, (1939). 1st ed. VG-. Boards sl scuffed, corners sl worn, owner's name fep. About the "pastoral Navajo of the Southwest".

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Book number: BOOKS001481I

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Vogt, Evon Z. and Ethel M. Albert, edited by,

People of Rimrock: a study of values in five cultures.

Cambridge, MA, Harvard Univ Press, 1967. G hb. Much underlining and written coments by the reader. New Mexico Navaho reservation the Zuni Indian pueblo the Spanish American. village of Rimrock selected as the sie of the Values Study research. Mankind's historical experience, the "incredible laziness" of the academic world in America. the Comparative Study of values in Five Cultures Project of the Laboratory of Social Relations. The late Clyde Kluckhhohn had been doing field work among Navahos since 1936 and the area provided contrasting cultures for comparative study Many comments along sides of pages by a former reader. Includes notes and index at the end.

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Book number: BOOKS056051I

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Warren, Robert Penn,

Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce who called themselves the Nimipu "The Real People".

NY, Random House, (1983). 1st ed ss. VG PB. Some edge wear. Nez Perce were friendly hosts to Lewis & Clark, generally refused scalping & kept watch on their sons for truth.

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Book number: BOOKS001628I

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