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The Cherokee wellness guide and human curiosity collideAuthor Theda Perdue Publisher Chelsea House Publishers Format Paperback condition like new Summary The Cherokee by Theda Perdue is a compelling and richly researched volume in the Indians of North America series that offers an illuminating introduction to one of the most historically significant Indigenous nations in American history. Perdue, a respected historian of Native American studies, traces the resilience and evolution of the Cherokee
