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BLACK ELK SPEAKS: BEING THE LIFE STORY OF A HOLY MAN OF THE OGLALA SIOUX |
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The University of Nebraska Press is grateful to Hilda Neihardt Petri for permission to use manuscripts and photographs belonging to the John G. Neihardt Trust as well as for her assistance and encouragement throughout the preparation of this volume. We also wish to thank Liz Otradovsky, who located photographs and slides and made the copies of them and of the handwritten draft pages of Black Elk Speaks; and Raymond DeMallie, associate professor of Anthropology, Indiana University, for suggesting and commenting on the material included in Appendix III. |