Correspondence regarding the publication of Father Berard Haile's versions of Blessingway, a Navaho ceremonial, 1960-1980.

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Correspondence regarding the publication of Father Berard Haile's versions of Blessingway, a Navaho ceremonial, 1960-1980.

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Correspondents include Bernard Fontana and Phyllis Ball, University of Arizona, and editors of The University of Arizona Press. Also includes correspondence of Fontana with anthropologists and the Franciscan Fathers regarding the funding and translation of the manuscript.

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