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Von Daniel Whitfield erzählte Bücher

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  • The Osage Empire Before Oil

    In the Osage world, every child was born into one half of creation. The Tzi-Sho, the sky people, held the sun, the moon, the stars and the summer thunder. The Hun-Kah, the earth people, held the rivers, the grasses and the four-legged. The two halves leaned on each other like the poles of a lodge, and over them the Little Old Men kept the sacred bundles, the pipe and the long memory of a people … Lesen Sie mehr

    € 5,99

  • The Red River War: Quanah Parker and the End of the Comanche Buffalo World

    A Comanche camp of two hundred people on the upper Brazos in 1840 could strike its lodges, load its travois and have more than a thousand horses on the trail in under two hours, and it moved its herd to fresh grass three or four times a week. That mobility, and a working knowledge of every spring and water hole across a country the size of France, kept the Comanche prosperous on the southern … Lesen Sie mehr

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  • The Prophet and the Confederacy: Tenskwatawa, Tippecanoe, and the War for Native Power

    The men nearest him dragged him out of the fire by his ankles. Lalawethika, the Noisemaker, a one-eyed Shawnee with a mocking tongue and a thirst for trade rum, had stood up to speak in a smoky lodge that winter of 1805 and pitched face first into the flames. For hours he lay so still that the camp began to plan his burial. Then he sat up and told them what he had seen: two roads, a great fire, … Lesen Sie mehr

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  • The Chickasaw Wars: The Nation That Never Surrendered

    Chickasaw women on a bluff forty feet above the Tombigbee scrape and smoke the hides from the winter's hunting. Each skin, properly worked, will buy powder and lead, a hatchet with an English steel bit, a wool blanket that will not rot in the wet, or a string of sky-blue glass beads. In the 1720s the deerskin is the coin of the interior, and the Chickasaw towns sit astride the trails between … Lesen Sie mehr

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  • The World They Made: Native America in 1491

    A woman with a child on her hip walked south along the shore of a shallow lake, in mud that took her footprints the way wax takes a seal. A giant ground sloth had passed that way not long before, and she stepped around its track without breaking stride. Then the water rose, the mud closed over the prints, and the dunes of White Sands in New Mexico walked across them. When seeds from the same … Lesen Sie mehr

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  • Ninety Million Acres: The Dawes Act and the Theft of Indian Land

    The treaty the Lakota signed at Fort Laramie in 1868 set aside a reservation "for the absolute and undisturbed use and occupation" of their people. Its twelfth article went further: no part of that land could be given up without the consent of three-fourths of the adult men, not a bare majority and not the signature of one agreeable chief. Red Cloud would not sign at all until the Army's forts on … Lesen Sie mehr

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  • Ely Parker: The Seneca Engineer Who Wrote the Surrender at Appomattox

    As a boy on the Tonawanda Reservation, Ha-sa-no-an-da sat outside the ring of men at the council fire and listened to the old chief John Blacksmith turn the government's word over like a cracked stone: cession, a giving up. A treaty signed at Buffalo Creek was supposed to send the Seneca west, but the Tonawanda band had never put their hands to it. When the talk turned to lawyers and petitions, … Lesen Sie mehr

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  • The Marshall Trilogy: How Three Supreme Court Cases Built Tribal Sovereignty

    Pope Nicholas V's bull of January 1455 gave the king of Portugal license to "invade, search out, capture, vanquish, and subdue" every non-Christian people his ships could reach, and to take their lands and goods for the crown. Three hundred and sixty-eight years later, ruling on land that the Illinois and Piankeshaw nations had sold to a company of speculators in the 1770s, Chief Justice John … Lesen Sie mehr

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  • Jim Thorpe: The Greatest Athlete and the Fight for His Medals

    Bright Path. That is what Wa-Tho-Huk means, the name given to a boy born in a small frame house on the Sac and Fox allotment south of Prague, Indian Territory, after a thunderstorm came up the Canadian River valley in the spring of 1887. That February, Congress had passed the Dawes Act and begun cutting the reservations into parcels. The boy grew up between the two: a Sac and Fox name, and a … Lesen Sie mehr

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  • The Kiowa and the Southern Plains: Horse Trade, Sun Dance, and the Long Road to Reservation

    Buffalo hunts. Battles. Long lines of families moving camp. These were the pictures young Kiowa men drew in the ledger books they were handed at Fort Marion, an old Spanish fort on the sea at St. Augustine, Florida, where the Army shipped seventy-two prisoners from the southern plains in 1875, at the end of the Red River War.The world in those drawings had been a long time in the making. The Kiowa … Lesen Sie mehr

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  • A Theology for the Church, 2nd Edition

    Revised and Expanded

    Since the first edition in 2007, A Theology for the Church has uniquely served students throughout Baptist seminaries and colleges. The revised edition in 2014 brought welcome updates and new chapters, and the second edition seeks to maintain the same core structure and approach while introducing new authors and adding an additional chapter.As in the first and subsequent editions, the chapters in … Lesen Sie mehr

    € 29,91

  • Hörbuch

    Christian Spiritual Warfare Guide: Practical Battle Strategies, Prayers, and Daily Habits to Stand Firm and Live Free in Christ

    Erzählt von Daniel Whitfield …

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    1 Stunde 46 Min.

    Overcome unseen spiritual resistance and anchor your daily life in profound biblical peace. When modern routines leave you battling confusion, relentless anxiety, or quiet struggles at home, this grounding listen offers a calm retreat. Perfect for your morning commute or evening devotion, it replaces fear-driven extremes with the steady security of your divine identity.Reclaim your spiritual … Lesen Sie mehr

    € 9,43