The Gods of Indian Country: Religion and the Struggle for the American West
Jennifer Graber examines religion’s place in the history of Indigenous peoples and the American West. Focusing on the relationship between faith, land, power, and cultural identity, this book offers a historical account of how religious ideas shaped the struggle over America’s western territories.
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The Gods of Indian Country explores the role of religion in the history of Indigenous peoples and the American West.
Jennifer Graber examines how religious beliefs and practices intersected with struggles over land, authority, and cultural identity.
The book places faith at the center of the broader history of the American West.
It offers readers a historical perspective on the relationship between religion and the experiences of Native communities.
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