Prison writings : my life is my sun dance / Leonard Peltier ; edited by Harvey Arden ; introduction by Arvol Looking Horse ; preface by Desmond Tutu.
Material type:
TextEdition: First editionDescription: xxvi, 243 pages : illustrations ; 25 cmISBN: - 0312203543
- 9780312203542
- 9780312263805
- 0312263805
- My life is my sundance
- 978.1/0049752/0092 B 21
- E99.O3 P45 1999
Contents:
Summary: A prisoner for over twenty years, Peltier reflects on his childhood, his years with the American Indian Movement (AIM), the events at Oglala, and the infamous trial that followed.
Introduction / Chief Arvol Looking Horse -- A Prayer -- Preface / former Attorney General Ramsey Clark -- In My Own Voice -- Aboriginal Sin -- My Life Is a Prayer for My People -- The Heart of the World -- In the Shadowed Night -- The Knife of my Mind -- I Am Everyone -- Who I Am -- An Eagle's Cry -- Growing Up Indian -- My Crime's Being an Indian -- Becoming Political -- That Day at Oglala: June 26, 1975 -- A Life in Hell -- A Message to Humanity -- We Are Not Separate -- Forgiveness -- Difference -- The Message.
| Current library | Call number | Status | Barcode | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Martha's Vineyard High School Library | 978.100/PEL (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 39844300036064 |
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| 978.02/JOS War on the frontier : | 978.02/WOM Women's diaries of the westward journey / | 978.049607/COX The forgotten heroes : | 978.100/PEL Prison writings : | 979.004/APA The Apache / | 979.00497/LIP Indians of the Southwest / | 979.00497/SHE Indians of the Plateau and Great Basin / |
Introduction / Chief Arvol Looking Horse -- A Prayer -- Preface / former Attorney General Ramsey Clark -- In My Own Voice -- Aboriginal Sin -- My Life Is a Prayer for My People -- The Heart of the World -- In the Shadowed Night -- The Knife of my Mind -- I Am Everyone -- Who I Am -- An Eagle's Cry -- Growing Up Indian -- My Crime's Being an Indian -- Becoming Political -- That Day at Oglala: June 26, 1975 -- A Life in Hell -- A Message to Humanity -- We Are Not Separate -- Forgiveness -- Difference -- The Message.
A prisoner for over twenty years, Peltier reflects on his childhood, his years with the American Indian Movement (AIM), the events at Oglala, and the infamous trial that followed.
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