This account of Kwahu the Hopi Indian Boy is to be regarded as something more than a story. It is a true portrayal, so far as modern ethnological research has disclosed, of life and manners in a very ancient American community before the coming of white men. It is believed that its underlying educative value, no less than its inherent interest, will insure it a hearty welcome in the elementary grades of the schools.
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This account of Kwahu the Hopi Indian Boy is to be regarded as something more than a story. It is a true portrayal, so far as modern ethnological research has disclosed, of life and manners in a very ancient American community before the coming of white men. It is believed that its underlying educative value, no less than its inherent interest, will insure it a hearty welcome in the elementary grades of the schools.
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Very Good. Very good hardcover. Former school library book. 12 illustrations by Eliza Curtis. Pages light brown, clean text. Edges of spine bumped. Solid book. Please Note: This book has been transferred to Between the Covers from another database and might not be described to our usual standards. Please inquire for more detailed condition information.
