A01=William Apess
American Indian literary heritage
Author_William Apess
autobiographical traditions of Indigenous writers
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classroom editions of Native literature
early Native political activism
early Native political commentary
early Native public oratory
early Native resistance writing
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Indigenous community leadership history
Indigenous intellectual history
Indigenous literary canon studies
Indigenous perspectives on American society
Indigenous perspectives on citizenship
Indigenous rights advocacy in early America
Indigenous self-definition in literature
literary recovery of Native authors
Native activism and public discourse
Native American autobiography history
Native American Christian converts history
Native American life writing
Native authors in the 1800s
Native authorship and print culture
Native engagement with Christianity
Native experiences in early republic era
Native intellectual contributions to American letters
Native life narratives in print
Native New England history
Native participation in abolition-era reform
Native participation in reform movements
Native perspectives on land and sovereignty
Native reformers in U.S. history
Native spiritual and political thought
Native voices challenging stereotypes
Native voices in U.S. literary history
nineteenth-century Indigenous literature
Pequot author biography
racial identity and conversion narratives
sermons and speeches by Native writers
tribal identity and self-representation
William Apess writings
Product details
- ISBN 9781558491076
- Weight: 295g
- Dimensions: 155 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 29 Oct 1997
- Publisher: University of Massachusetts Press
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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