Exploring American ReligionMayfield Pub., 1990 - 376 páginas |
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... Indian prophet from the Upper Columbia river area of what is now eastern Washington . With several other Indian prophets of his time , he protested the threat to the Indian way of life presented by the encroachment of white settlers ...
... Indian prophet from the Upper Columbia river area of what is now eastern Washington . With several other Indian prophets of his time , he protested the threat to the Indian way of life presented by the encroachment of white settlers ...
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... Indian army that resisted the white soldiers for five months , fleeing through Mon- tana and Yellowstone Park . To subdue the rebellion the government promised the Nez Perce land in the Northwest but then transported them to areas in ...
... Indian army that resisted the white soldiers for five months , fleeing through Mon- tana and Yellowstone Park . To subdue the rebellion the government promised the Nez Perce land in the Northwest but then transported them to areas in ...
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... Indian culture had much contact with the full , rich , and at times exotic religious life of the whole subcontinent . Only they learned HINDUISM 285 about the massive Hindu mythology , the wealth of religious rituals , the varieties of ...
... Indian culture had much contact with the full , rich , and at times exotic religious life of the whole subcontinent . Only they learned HINDUISM 285 about the massive Hindu mythology , the wealth of religious rituals , the varieties of ...
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