Wearne, a journalist who has lived in Mexico and Central America, identifies the numbers and types of indigenous peoples today, showing that numbers are increasing a testimony to their tenacity; the conquest is 500 years old, yet it continues, as does indigenous resistance. Writing with passion and
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Wearne, a journalist who has lived in Mexico and Central America, identifies the numbers and types of indigenous peoples today, showing that numbers are increasing a testimony to their tenacity; the conquest is 500 years old, yet it continues, as does indigenous resistance. Writing with passion and
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Reader copy. Ex-library hardback without dust jacket, slight lean to spine, some very minor handling/pencil ref marks to pages (doesn't obscure any print), usual library stamps/markings, otherwise good clear text/illustrations, binding fine. Return of the Indian: Conquest and Revival in the Americas by Phillip Wearne, isbn030433457x, published 1996 by Cassell, 240pp, 68 b&w figures, 8pgs colour plates, if more information or pictures required please contact us, ready for immediate despatchfrom UK. 4A*