Search Results: the navajo a people in transition by jane m christian

El Paso, TX: Texas Western Press, 1965. Paperback. poor. EXlib. Reading copy. Southwestern Studies No. 7. 35 pp. wrappers. References, illus. Includes map by Jose Cisneros.

El Paso: Texas Western Press, 1965. Paperback. VG. Southwestern Studies No. 8. 36-69 pp. References, illus. Includes map by Jose Cisneros.

El Paso, TX: Texas Western Press, 1965. Paperback. VG. Southwestern Studies Nos. 7 and 8. wrappers. References, illus. Includes map by Jose Cisneros.

No Place: Texas Western College Press. Very Good+ with no dust jacket. 1964 & 1965. First Edition; First Printing. Softcover. 8vo; 35 & 29 pages; Very light fading to the rear cover of the second volume. First volume is labeled Fall 1964 and the second is labeled Winter 1965. .

El Paso: TWP, 1965. Volume II, Number 4. Winter 1965. A fine study of the Navajo. Part two of a two part set.. 1st. Edition. Wrs.. Near Fine/No Jacket.

El Paso: TWP, 1965. Volume II, Number 4. Winter 1965. A fine study of the Navajo. Part two of a two part set.. 1st. Edition. Wrs.. Near Fine/No Jacket.

El Paso: TWP, 1965. Volume II, Number 4. Winter 1965. A fine study of the Navajo. Part two of a two part set.. 1st. Edition. Wrs.. Near Fine/No Jacket.

El Paso: TWP, 1965. Volume II, Number 4. Winter 1965. A fine study of the Navajo. Part two of a two part set.. 1st. Edition. Wrs.. Near Fine/No Jacket.

El Paso: Texas Western Press, 1964. First Edition. Soft cover. Near Fine. Both parts are 1st printings. Printed pictorial wraps. 69pp total. Illus. References. fos on front cover both copies. Monograph #3 in the Southwestern Studies series. Some fading near binding edge, else fine.

El Paso: TWP 1964 & 1965. Vol. II, Nos. 3 & 4 of Southwestern Studies. A fine study of the development of the Navajo tribe under pressures from Washington and the policies of the Indian Bureau. 1st.. Wrs.. Near Fine.

El Paso, Texas: Texas Western College Press. Very Good+. 1964. First Edition; First Printing. Softcover. Volume II, Numbers 3 and 4. Volume I: Fall 1964. Volume II: Fall 1965. Carl Hertzog was the director of the press. From page 3 of volume 1, "Surprise and bafflement have always accompanied Anglo-American's realization that the Navajo - largest and most rapidly growing tribe in the United States - retain the core of their aboriginal being and usually resist outsiders' attempts to 'Americanize' them." Staple-bound. Sample of another work from Texas Western Press laid in. Ships same or next business day. Both volumes have minor edge wear, faded on spines. Volume II is slightly more faded along spine, light green rub in middle of spine on front cover. Pages are clean and tight. Protected in archival bag. ; Southwestern Studies; B&W Photographs; Large 8vo 9" - 10" tall .

El Paso: TWP 69 pp., photos, maps, references. Southwestern Studies Vol. II, Nos. 3 & 4, 1964 & 1965. A fine study of the development of the Navajo tribe under pressures from Washington and the policies of the Indian Bureau. . 1st.. Wrappers. Near Fine.

Texas Western College, 1965. Part One / Part Two. Pamphlets. Very Good. Stapled wrappers. Wrappers sunned and soiled. Previous owner's name in ink on title page. Signed by Carl Hertzog.