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Akwesasne Notes: Where the Partridge Drums, Vol. 8, No. 1. Early Spring, 1976

Archive #

19031X

Item Name

Akwesasne Notes: Where the Partridge Drums Vol. 1 No. 1, 1971

Author

Mohawk Nation at Akwesanse (People of the Longhouse)

Category

Indigenous Journals, Native American

Type | Pages

Newspaper | pg(TC)

Date

1971

Location : Publisher

Buffalo, NY : American Studies, State University of New York

Location : Co-Publisher

Davis, CA : D-Q University

Protest

(TC)

Collection Series

Indigenous Solidarity

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Exhibitions

Moving Forward Together. Presa House Gallery, San Antonio, TX. January 5–February 17, 2024

Akwesasne Notes: Where the Partridge Drums
Vol. 8, No. 1. Early Spring, 1976

The official newspaper of the Mohawk Nation at Akwesanse (People of the Longhouse)
This issue was edited by John Mohawk. The cover image by Erik A. Mattila. Inscribed “Eric Matilla” [sic]

This issue was published by American Studies, State University of New York at Buffalo, New York and co-published by D-Q University, Box 409, Davis, California.