The Earth Shall Weep: A History of Native America

James Wilson

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First published 1998 Wilson combines ethnography, archaeology, Indian oral tradition and his own extensive research in Native American communities to place them centre-stage as he sets out to recover their experience and make it accessible to a non-Indian audience.

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