Desert Wife

Hilda Faunce
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"This is the compelling narrative of the wife of an Indian trader in the desert wilderness of the Navajos before World War I. No other book about life at such trading posts equals its revealing portrayal of the land and the people, and its implication of the racial differences still confronting us today." — from the introduction by Frank Waters
Genres: NonfictionBiography Memoir
305 Pages

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