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The American Indian: North, South and Central America

A. Hyatt Verrill

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The author, a renowned associate of The Museum of American Indian, "has endeavored to point out how much we owe the so-called Redman and how outrageously he has been treated; to correct many false ideas and to destroy many misconceptions regarding the Indians of America."

Language: English

Pages: 485

Format: Paperback

Release: December 28, 1927

ISBN 13: 9781931541435

The American Indian: North, South and Central America

A. Hyatt Verrill

0/5 ( ratings)

The author, a renowned associate of The Museum of American Indian, "has endeavored to point out how much we owe the so-called Redman and how outrageously he has been treated; to correct many false ideas and to destroy many misconceptions regarding the Indians of America."

Language: English

Pages: 485

Format: Paperback

Release: December 28, 1927

ISBN 13: 9781931541435

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