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Author: Joan Gilbert
Publisher: University of Missouri Press
Imprint: University of Missouri Press
Dimensions:
Width: 15.20cm
, Height: 0.90cm
, Length: 22.80cm
Weight: 0.216kg
ISBN: 9780826210630
ISBN 10: 0826210635
Pages: 128
Publication Date: 30 June 1996
Recommended Age: From 8 to 10 years
Audience:
College/higher education
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Professional and scholarly
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General/trade
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Undergraduate
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Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
<p> When . . . no alternative remained to them as a nation but death or removal, they seemed not to hesitate saying It is death anyhow. We may as well die here.'. . . They cling to the graves of their fathers and say, Let us die with them . . . if we leave . . . these hills and vales, this mountain air, we shall sicken and die.' --Sophia Sawyer, missionary and teacher of the Cherokees
<p> "When . . . no alternative remained to them as a nation but death or removal, they seemed not to hesitate saying It is death anyhow. We may as well die here.'. . . They cling to the graves of their fathers and say, Let us die with them . . . if we leave . . . these hills and vales, this mountain air, we shall sicken and die.'"--Sophia Sawyer, missionary and teacher of the Cherokees
When . . . no alternative remained to them as a nation but death or removal, they seemed not to hesitate saying It is death anyhow. We may as well die here.'. . . They cling to the graves of their fathers and say, Let us die with them . . . if we leave . . . these hills and vales, this mountain air, we shall sicken and die.' --Sophia Sawyer, missionary and teacher of the Cherokees When . . . no alternative remained to them as a nation but death or removal, they seemed not to hesitate saying It is death anyhow. We may as well die here.'. . . They cling to the graves of their fathers and say, Let us die with them . . . if we leave . . . these hills and vales, this mountain air, we shall sicken and die.' --Sophia Sawyer, missionary and teacher of the Cherokees When . . . no alternative remained to them as a nation but death or removal, they seemed not to hesitate saying It is death anyhow. We may as well die here.'. . . They cling to the graves of their fathers and say, Let us die with them . . . if we leave . . . these hills and vales, this mountain air, we shall sicken and die.' --Sophia Sawyer, missionary and teacher of the Cherokees
Author Information
A resident of Hallsville, Missouri, Joan Gilbert is the author of two novels and more than six hundred articles, twenty for which she received first-place literary awards.
