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First printing. (Note: for this title, the book must state 'first edition' on the copyright page, and have a number line ending in '1' at the back of the book - the first edition statement was not deleted from later printings.) The author's highly acclaimed first novel, and the third title to be published in Harper & Row's Native American Publishing Program. A somewhat flawed copy with water damage to the back cover of the dj, and slightly affecting the back cover of the book itself - but still a reasonably attractive, and nice straight copy of a hard to find and important first novel. .ISBN # 0-06-4525007 

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