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Oglala Women

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An edition of Oglala women (1986)

Oglala Women

Myth, Ritual, and Reality (Women in Culture and Society Series)

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University Of Chicago Press
Language
English
Pages
258

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Subjects
Indians of North America, Indians of North America - South Dakota - Women, Oglala Indians, Oglala women, Social life and customs, South Dakota, Women, Indian women, Indians of north america, west (u.s.), Women, united states

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Oglala Women: Myth, Ritual, and Reality
2014, University of Chicago Press
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Oglala Women: Myth, Ritual, and Reality (Women in Culture and Society Series)
November 15, 1988, University Of Chicago Press
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1986, University of Chicago Press
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1986, University of Chicago Press
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"While the white man was calling the Indian woman a drudge, old He dog, at ninety-two, told me: "It is well to be good to women in the strength of our manhood because we must sit under their hands at both ends of our lives.""

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Paperback
Number of pages
258
Dimensions
8.5 x 5.4 x 0.5 inches
Weight
11.2 ounces

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OL9618386M
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0226677494
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9780226677491
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While the white man was calling the Indian woman a drudge, old He dog, at ninety-two, told me: "It is well to be good to women in the strength of our manhood because we must sit under their hands at both ends of our lives."
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