Indians of North America -- Fiction
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A Caddo's Way, 2018
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Identifier: PS3604 .E44734 C33 2018 c.2
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In this remarkable novel, story-teller and poet Jeffrey DeLotto crafts the tale of Two Hawks who is, though old, on a spiritual quest, a man both weak and strong, dangerous and wise, willing to learn, to help others and to shed blood. Although Two Hawks felt and knew and feared the powers of the spirits, and they did frequently speak to him through birds and bears and once even a fish, he was no longer confident that the most powerful spirits listened to and protected the Caddo.
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Copyright: 2018
The Novels of Captain Marryat; v. 17 Monsieur Violet, 1895
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Identifier: PR 4975 .A2 1895 v. 17
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From the Series:
This 24-volume set are books of fiction written by Brtish Captain of the Royal Navy named Frederick Marryat. Captain Marryat is most known for his natautical ficition. This set was published in 1895 and meant to be culmination of Marryat's works of fiction. "This edition, printed upon Hand-made paper, is limited to 750 copies for America; Number 303" This set is marked as the 303/750. There is a introductory text in Vol.1, written by the editor R. Brimley Johnson, featuring biographical...
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Copyright: 1895