The most important American Indians from the Eastern Woodlands

The most important American Indians from the Eastern Woodlands

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This research is based on our interest in letting people know about the hard struggle the Native Americans faced when the first colonists arrived in the United States of America. According to the American Encyclopedia, in the United States there are about 87 tribes, and we have chosen only a repres...

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Awduron Eraill:	Durán Cornejo, Sonia (coautora), Vallejo Vaca, Sonia (coautora)
Fformat:	Traethawd Ymchwil Llyfr
Iaith:	Spanish English
Pynciau:	Lengua y literatura inglesa American indians Woodlands Cherokees Chickasaws Seminoles Tesis en lengua y literatura inglesa
Mynediad Ar-lein:	http://nas.ucuenca.edu.ec/BibliotecaDigital/ebooks/tli239.pdf

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