Through Indian Eyes : Our Nations Past As Experienced By Native Americans -

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Québec: Reader's Digest Association (Canada), 1996 « There is a commonly held belief that thousands of years ago, as the world today counts time, Mongolian nomads crossed a land bridge to enter the western hemisphere, and became the people known as the A,erican Indians. The truth of course, is that the Raven found our forefathers in a clamshell on the beach of Naikun. At his bidding, they erntered a world peopled by birds, beasts, and creatures of great power. At least, that's a little bit of the truth.» - Bill Reid, Haida. Couverture rigide. Neuf.