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  • Ella Cara Deloria

    …work, she wrote the novel Waterlily (completed in 1948, but not published until 1988) about the daily life of a Teton Sioux woman. The book, published posthumously, was an attempt to introduce Native American culture to non-scholars and non-Natives.

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    …work, she wrote the novel Waterlily (completed in 1948, but not published until 1988) about the daily life of a Teton Sioux woman. The book, published posthumously, was an attempt to introduce Native American culture to non-scholars and non-Natives.

    Read More