2007

The modern Sioux: social systems and reservation culture. By Ethel Nurge & Gordon MacGregor

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The modern Sioux: social systems and reservation culture. By Ethel Nurge & Gordon MacGregor

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on 13 Jun 2007

Ethel Nurge (A)

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on 13 Jun 2007

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RE0000783746

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Gordon MacGregor

Ethel Nurge

William K Powers

Notes

Material Matter Claimed Note: New Matter: entire book except Contemporary Oglala music and dance: Pan-Indianism versus Pan-Tetonism by William K. Powers

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Material Matter Claimed Note: New Matter: entire book except Contemporary Oglala music and dance: Pan-Indianism versus Pan-Tetonism by William K. Powers

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