To The American Indian (Illustrated)
Lucy Thompson was a full-blooded Klamath River Indian. She writes of the customs, life, and religion of her people, together with folklore, fables, and history. Lucy was raised, trained, and taught to be a Talth, the highest position within the Klamath. By virtue of this status, she was able to understand "...every word, every nod and gesture made in our language." In short, this is a book written by someone who knows what she's talking about.
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To The American Indian (Illustrated)
Lucy Thompson was a full-blooded Klamath River Indian. She writes of the customs, life, and religion of her people, together with folklore, fables, and history. Lucy was raised, trained, and taught to be a Talth, the highest position within the Klamath. By virtue of this status, she was able to understand "...every word, every nod and gesture made in our language." In short, this is a book written by someone who knows what she's talking about.
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To The American Indian (Illustrated)

To The American Indian (Illustrated)

by Mrs. Lucy Thompson
To The American Indian (Illustrated)

To The American Indian (Illustrated)

by Mrs. Lucy Thompson

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Lucy Thompson was a full-blooded Klamath River Indian. She writes of the customs, life, and religion of her people, together with folklore, fables, and history. Lucy was raised, trained, and taught to be a Talth, the highest position within the Klamath. By virtue of this status, she was able to understand "...every word, every nod and gesture made in our language." In short, this is a book written by someone who knows what she's talking about.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781078762311
Publisher: Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date: 01/07/2020
Series: American Indian Classics , #10
Pages: 276
Sales rank: 661,346
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.75(d)
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