Surviving in two worlds : oral history transcripts : contemporary Native American voices, [ca. 1978-1991].

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Surviving in two worlds : oral history transcripts : contemporary Native American voices, [ca. 1978-1991].

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/227482323

Typescript transcripts of oral histories with 26 Native Americans. Many include editorial marks and annotations. The interviewees discuss a variety of issues affecting Native Americans in contemporary American society.

Transcripts: 1 box.Phonotapes: 36 sound cassettes.

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