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Bibliography: Related Reading on Dakota, Cree, Coast Salish, Gitxsan, Riel, and First Nations Spirituality and Politics (Search by Author and Title):

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Wolfart, H. Christoph and Janet F. Carroll. Meet Cree: A Guide to the Cree Language

Front Cover Image: the writer's dream cover image, Earth Spirits, by Dakota artist Maxine Noel, Ioyan Mani, Walking Beyond. A cover image with a "modern" look that suggests "Elder wisdom" without misleading readers into thinking the book is about history or "the past."

Back Cover: Non-Fiction

Back Cover: Who were the first people to live where you live today? Where are they now? How did that happen?

Back Cover BLURB

Dancing With Ghosts is an excellent name for your new book. [The] Dakota survived “Canada's Apartheid” by acting as Ghosts who did not exist. [B]ut we as Dakotas keep our promise and commitment to the teachings of the Sacred “CANUPA” Peace Pipe and the Seven Sacred Rites, by WELCOMING these foreigners to our LAND and by HELPING them: to clear land for their/our crops, gardens, to utilize Mother Nature's gifts, to establish homesteads, farming villages, towns, etc. We as Dakotas still feel we will get a New Arrangement with Canada's Federal Government. – Calvin Pompana, Dakota Nation