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This book affords the reader an in-depth history of Arizona from the Paleographical era up until Statehood. The author has recorded music in Arizona and is a specialist on the advent of the recording industry from its inception in Arizona during the 1950s and 60s. The book examines the early 'roots' of the indigenous people, together with contemporary accounts of early settlers.

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The pages of this book are the work of a true theologian. --From the foreword by Scott Hahn, Catholic theologian, author, and speaker, Founder of the St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology This book is a bombshell in the playground of the contemporary sentimentalism and therapeutic deism that often masquerades as Christianity--one of those rare works that brilliantly diagnoses the errors of our time and responds to them with clarity and charity. In our age of 'safe spaces, ' it should be required reading for college and university students who likely haven't yet met the God of the Bible--a God who is good, but by no means safe. --Brant Pitre, Catholic theologian, apologist, and author of The Case for Jesus A bracing antidote to the vapidness of American megachurch religiosity, a challenge to all Christians to reencounter the God of the Bible in full, and, for Catholics, a primer on an important aspect of the New Evangelization. --George Weigel, Catholic author and distinguished senior fellow and William E. Simon Chair in Catholic Studies, Ethics and Public Policy Center

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Robert D. Morritt studied Prehistory and Early Agriculture at the University of Manchester, UK, and Communications at the University of Toronto, Canada. He is a historian and a musicologist, and has travelled extensively in the American South and in Appalachia and the Southwestern states.

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