WAH' KON-TAH:The Osage and the White Man's Road
John Joseph Mathews explores the Osage and the historical path marked by contact with white society. Framed around cultural change and contrasting ways of life, this nonfiction work offers readers an engaging entry point into Osage history and Native American studies.
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WAH' KON-TAH: The Osage and the White Man's Road is a work by John Joseph Mathews focused on the Osage and their relationship with the forces represented by the white man's road.
The title frames the book around cultural contact, historical change, and the differing paths followed by the Osage and white society.
Mathews presents a subject grounded in Native American history and cultural experience.
This book may interest readers seeking nonfiction about the Osage, American history, and the effects of cultural encounter.
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