Honoring the Circle: Ongoing Learning of the West from American Indians on Politics and Society, Volume I: The Impact of American Indians on Western Politics and Society to 1800
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Honoring the Circle: Ongoing Learning of the West from American Indians on Politics and Society, Volume I: The Impact of American Indians on Western Politics and Society to 1800

by Stephen M. Sachs, Bruce E. Johansen, Ain Haas, Betty Booth Donohue, Donald A. Grinde Jr., Jonathon York

History Politics Indigenous Studies
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Honoring the Circle, Volume I, explores the impact of American Indians on Western politics and society through 1800. Featuring contributions from six authors, this historical work considers Indigenous influence and the ongoing learning of the West from American Indian experiences and perspectives.

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Honoring the Circle: Ongoing Learning of the West from American Indians examines the impact of American Indians on Western politics and society.

Volume I focuses on developments through 1800, offering a historical study of Indigenous influence on Western political and social thought.

The book brings together contributions from Stephen M. Sachs, Bruce E. Johansen, Ain Haas, Betty Booth Donohue, Donald A. Grinde Jr., and Jonathon York.

Its subject connects American Indian history with broader questions about politics, society, and the continuing process of learning from the past.

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