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Indian Hater
by Glen R. Vernam

"This is a colorful novel of life among the plains Indians in the early eighteen hundreds. It is also an interesting study of two conflicting cultures, Indian and white, in which white civilization dramatically appears les 'civilized' than we would like to think."

It concerns a sophisticated Easterner, who is exiled to the west by his uncle, then captured by the Sioux. Although he hates his captors, he becomes more and more like them. He is unaware of these changes in his attitude and character, until he is given a chance to escape.

Published by Doubleday & Co., 1969, this hardback book is ex-library, and has no dust jacket, except the inside front and back of the former dust jacket are pasted inside the front cover and front fly. Spine is faded and has a W on it. Card pocket is in the inside back cover. Library stamp and marks on title page and next page. Firmly bound.

Under 2 lb S/H: USPS Media rate, $2.55. If you wish Priority, or for international shipping, please let us know.