Jesus Road and the Red Man by Lindquist, G.E.E - 1929

New York, NY: Friendship Press. Good plus condition: cover, edges worn./No Dustjacket. (1944). ........ Wraps. Appendix: Highlights from the chronology of protestant missions among North American Indians. Large fold-out map showing Indian Tribes and Reservations in the United States inserted in rear of book. . 16mo., 180 pp. .

See notes, 1923. hardcover. Good. 5x0x8. First edition. No issued DJ. some rubbing on cover. Dinged corners ... shelving code sharp1

N.Y.,: George H. Doran, , 1923. Gr.8°, roter OLwdbd.m. goldgeprägt. RTitel u. blindgeprägt. VDeckel-Vign., unbeschnitten, Ex Libris; schönes Expl. Erste Ausgabe.

THE RED MAN IN THE UNITED STATES, Doran, 1923, first edition., tiny tear to the head of the spine, else a vg copy. Profusely illustrated with photos and maps. An intimate study of the social, economic and religious life of the American Indian.

New York: National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U.S.A.. Softcover. Very good. Title page states "Revised 1951," copyright page dated 1952. 82 pp, in original wrappers. Near fine, with a small chip at the based of the spine. Gustavus Elmer Emanuel Lindquist (1886-1967) was a prominent figure in twentieth-century Protestant missions among Native Americans. He spent thirty-four years serving with the Home Missions Council of the Federal Council of Churches. Although based in Lawrence, Kansas, he spent much of his working life travelling "throughout the United States, Canada, and Mexico, visiting Indian reservations and schools, interacting with missionaries and Indian communities in the area, and reporting back about the work being carried out" (Columbia University finding aid). Lindquist was the editor of the Home Missions Council's first handbook for missionary work with Native American peoples, published in 1932. This was the first revision, intended to "meet changing situations, to… Read More