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Indian blues: American Indians and the politics of music,1879-1934

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Troutman, John William

Publisher

University of Oklahoma Press

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Norman

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monographic

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323 p.

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troy.lib.sfu.ca Library Catalog
Canadian Writing Research Collaboratory

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323 p.

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Cultural assimilation
History and criticism
Off-reservation boarding schools
Popular music
Indian dance
United States
Music History and criticism
20th century
Social life and customs
Indians of North America
History
North America
Race relations

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book
book

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tpatt:1a3df8ba-4975-49e6-a312-8ea238c1f58b

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2018-04-06T01:21:11.058Z

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Indian blues: American Indians and the politics of music,1879-1934, Indian blues
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E 98 D2 T76 2009, Cultural assimilation, History and criticism, Off-reservation boarding schools, Popular music, Indian dance, United States, Music History and criticism, 20th century, Social life and customs, Indians of North America, History, North America, Race relations
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The citizenship of dance : politics of music in the reservation environment -- The "dance evil" : cultural performance, the press, and federal Indian policy -- The sounds of "civilization" : music and the assimilation campaign in federal Indian boarding schools -- Learning the music of Indianness -- Hitting the road : professionalnative musicians in the early twentieth century -- Epilogue, OCLC: 252919874
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University of Oklahoma Press
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Troutman, John William
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Text, book, book
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323 p.
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tpatt:1a3df8ba-4975-49e6-a312-8ea238c1f58b, isbn: 978-0-8061-4019-3
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