Now that the buffalo's gone

The author examines the issues of American Indian racial stereotypes, the Indian struggle to retain their religion and their land, and Indian claims for water and hunting and fishing rights.

First sentence: IN THE SUMMER OF 1978, Fred Coyote, an eloquent Native American writer and speaker, and a traditionalist who carries on the culture and traditions of his ancestors, addressed a conference of non-Indians at Sun Valley, Idaho.

Year

1982

Language

English

Publisher

University of Oklahoma Press

Editions

1

Pages

318

ISBN

9780806119151

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