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Seminole girl

The autobiography of a young women between two worlds

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  • The American Indian Today by Stuart Levine and Nancy Lurie (De Land, Fla.: Everett Edwards, 1968) is a collection of contemporary problems facing Indians.

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  • The Indian, America’s Unfinished Business edited by William Brophy and Sophie D. Aberle (Norman, Oklahoma: University of Oklahoma, 1966) is part of the University of Oklahoma’s American Indian Series and treats the Indian and his problems from a more statistical point of view, but very sympathetically.

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  1. University ogf Illinois, Chicago Circle

    Merwyn S. Garbarino (Assistant professor of anthropology)

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Garbarino, M.S. Seminole girl. Trans-action 7, 40–46 (1970). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02806325

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