Reservation nation : a novel

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Where to find it

Davis Library (8th floor)

Call Number
PS3603.O5688 R47 2007
Status
Available

North Carolina Collection (Wilson Library)

Call Number
C813 C7714r
Note
Dustjacket.
Call Number
C813 C7714r
Status
In-Library Use Only
Item Note
Dustjacket.
Call Number
C813 C7714r c. 2
Status
Available

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Summary

A powerful tale of great rhythm and grace, David Fuller Cook's Reservation Nation is a complex portrait of life on a North Carolina Indian reservation. The story is told by Warren Eubanks, a young man who struggles to unlearn the lessons of his childhood on the reservation. Eubanks' imperative to uncover truth takes him down Reservation Road to the American Indian Movement and tribal politics. This journey is punctuated by land grabs, oil and mineral rip-offs, murders, and betrayals -- a litany of long-nurtured grievances that pit Indian against Indian.

Take David Fuller Cook's trip to Reservation Nation and you'll find a remarkable people and come to know an unforgettable young man who stays true to his tribe while he learns to look the world in the face.

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