The Indian Traders by Frank McNitt - front cover
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The Indian Traders

by Frank McNitt

"The Indian Traders" by Frank McNitt, University of Oklahoma Press, 1989, first paperback printing. This edition explores Native American-European trade dynamics in the Southwest. Excellent condition with clean pages and firm binding. A valuable resource for historians and collectors interested in indigenous studies. ISBN: 0-8061-2213-7.

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Binding:Paperback
Condition:Very Good
1989
University of Oklahoma Press
ISBN:0806122137
Stock:1 available
SKU:A15-B1-CIZ-0248

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This paperback edition is in excellent condition, with clean pages and a firm binding. The cover shows minimal wear, maintaining its vibrant color and clarity. No inscriptions or markings are present, ensuring the text is pristine and fully intact.

About This Classic 1989 Edition

"The Indian Traders" by Frank McNitt, published by the University of Oklahoma Press, is a significant work exploring the historical dynamics of trade between Native American communities and European settlers. This edition, first published in 1962, is presented here in its first paperback printing from 1989. Frank McNitt, known for his detailed research and insightful analysis, provides a comprehensive look at the cultural exchanges and economic interactions that shaped the American Southwest. This edition is particularly notable for its foreword by Peter Iverson, adding contemporary perspectives to McNitt's original work. The book is a valuable resource for historians and enthusiasts of Native American studies, offering in-depth coverage of the Navajo and other tribes. This copy is in excellent condition, making it a desirable addition to any collection focused on Southwestern history or indigenous studies.

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University of Oklahoma Press

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