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MYTHS AND LEGENDS OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST.
TRIBES FROM CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND WASHINGTON ARE REPRESENTED AND SHARE LEGENDS DEALING WITH SOCIAL CONTROL, CREATING AND A RESPECT FOR NATURE.
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- ISBN: 0-8032-7595-1
- Physical Description: 144
- Publisher: LINCOLN , NE : UNIV. OF NEBRASKA PRESS, 1997.
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- INCLUDES BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES.
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