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Martin, Joel W.

Native American Religion

160 pp. | Oxford | August, 1999 | Trade ISBN 0-19-511035-8 $$22.00
(3) YA Religion in American Life series. Emphasizing the broad diversity of and the role of nature and the environment in Native religions, this well-written account covers the religious beliefs and practices of various tribes, from the construction of ancient burial mounds to the influence of Christianity on twentieth-century Indians. Religious freedom, tribal independence, and land preservation are integrated into the text, which is accompanied by black-and-white illustrations. Bib., ind.
Reviewer: Jack Forman

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