The Way: An Anthology of American Indian LiteratureShirley Hill Witt, Stan Steiner Encompassing more than two centuries, this is a collection of speeches, prophecies, poems and songs, prayers and legends, essays and proclamations, and parodies and satires from oral and written American Indian literature. |
Contents
Those Who Made War Against the White Man Always | 13 |
Our People Are Blindly Deceived by Sitting Bull | 20 |
I Will Fight No More Forever by Highnmoot | 27 |
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The Way: An Anthology of American Indian Literature Shirley Hill Witt,Stan Steiner Snippet view - 1972 |
The Way: An Anthology of American Indian Literature Shirley Hill Witt,Stan Steiner Snippet view - 1972 |
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