Indians from Crabtree's Collection Old Books

NY: Discus Books/Avon. Fair PB. (1968). Long overdue conribution to helping the man-Indian begin to identifying himself at last with the real-life Indian societies. . Underlining and highlighting, tops of some pages torn and repaired. .

Ontario, Canada: Oxford Univ. Press. VG PB. (1999). 2nd ptg. Author is Director of the Indigenous Covernance Program of he University of Victoria. Born and raised in the Kahnawake Mohawk . Territory he is widely known for his scholarly work on Native nationalism, Iroquois history, and indigenous traditions of government and is an adviser on governance and land issues for… Read more about this item

Seattle: Univ of Washington Press. VG PB. (1979). 17th ptg. Bold, inventive and highly graphic, the indigenous art of the Northwest Coast is distinguished by its sophistication and . complexity. It is also composed of basically simple elements, guided by a rich mythology, creating images of striking power Owner name front endpaper. .

Halifax, N.S.: Nimbus Publishing Limited. VG PB. nd. 4th ptg. The Micmac will make a significant difference in the way in which Indian culture is conveyed in the schools. Kenneth . Morrison, UCLA "I truly believe that Micmac students may now gain a more positive image about themselves as a people prior to (European) contact." Owner name on bottom fore-edge.… Read more about this item

NY: Watts. VG PB. 1989. 3rd ptg. Describes the life and culture of the totem pole Indians of the Pacific Northwest. Owner name front endpaper. .

Mineola, NY: Dover. G ex-library. (2000). 82 coompelling speeches encompassing 5 centuries of Indian encounters with nonindigenous peoples beginning with a 1540 . refusal by a Timucua chief to parley with Hernando de Soto ("With such a people I want no peace") to the 20th century address of activist Russell Means to the UN affiliates and members of the Human… Read more about this item

Freeport, ME: Bond Wheelwright Co. G in G DJ ex-library. (1966). Archaelogical, hisstorical and ethnological survey of the Penobscot Indian tribe as central. Library markings. .

NY: Scholastic. VG lg sz PB. (1993). 7th ptg. This Algonquin Indian, one of the most magical, mysterious, and beautiful of all Cinderellas, grown in native soil, its mystery . is rooted in our own place. Edge wear. .

Guilford, CT: Globe Pequot. VG lg sz PB. (1996). 2nd ed. Spanning 10,000 years this encyclopedic guide reconstructs the way New England Indians lived from the artifacts they left . behind. Hundreds of detailed drawings illustrate ingenious Indian techniques for mastsering life in an often harsh environment. Prisoners were sometimes forced to take the place of a slain… Read more about this item

Pentieton, BC, Canada: Theytus Books. VG PB. (1986). An independent journalist, Lowes, understood and valued our native heritage. He articulated a native point of view. .

Rockland, ME: Seven Coin Press. VG lg sz PB. (2003). 1st ptg.

Lake Ann, MI: National Woodlands Pub Co. VG PB. (1991). Memorial Ed. Wounded Knee was much more than a brief engagements between a band of Lakotah and U.S. Army troops - it was the losing battle . in the Sioux Ghost Dance War of 1890-1891. It signified the end of a four-century armed struggle by Native Americans against multi-national,… Read more about this item

Durant, OK: Choctaw Nation. DVD in pictorial foler. (2008). The Choctaw people are on a journey from their homeland in Mississippi along a trail consumed with sadness to build a . dynasty in Oklahoma. Many of the triumphs, cultural awareness, social and economic accomplishments of a group of people. .

Vancouver, BC, Canada: Press Gang Publishing. VG PB. (1981). Retelling of Northwest Coast Indians myths. Owner inscription. Copy 2 no owner inscription. .

Washington: Smithsonian. VG lg sz PB. (1998). Photos from the National Museum of the American Indian from early daguerrotypes to contemporary slides. .

Phoenix: Indian Tribal Series. G PB ex-library. (1971). Signed by Wilbur Two Hawk, Sioux Tribal Chairman, who led the Rosebud Sioux Tribe since 1936. Library markings. .

Norman: Univ of Oklahoma. VG in G DJ. (1956). One of the greatest chapters in American history is the Cheyennes' struggle to retain their tribal identity, to remain . true to their own exacting standards of human dignity, and at last in the 1870s and 1880s merely to survive. DJ edge wear. .

Washington: Smithsonian Institution. VG. 1978. What is known about the prehistory, history, and cultures of aboriginal peoples of N. America who lived north of the urban . civilications of central Mexico. Gray binding, red strip across with embossed symbols. Small smudge on ft cover. .

NY: Promontory Press. VG. (1971). The pain of the Indian as he experienced the death of his way of life has never been fully comprehended by the white man. . Slight discoloration spot on cover. .

NY: Fireside. VG PB. (1992). 25th ptg. To hlep peope not only in their daily living but in their life path as well. .