_Zuni Breadstuff_ reveals more of Indian spirituality than
any other book I can name. All OP.
DEHUFF, ELIZABETH. _Tay Tay's Tales_, 1922; _Tay Tay's
Memories_, 1924. OP.
DOUGLAS, FREDERIC H., and D HARNONCOURT, RENE. _Indian Art
of the United States_, Simon and Schuster, New York, 1941.
DYK, WALTER. _Son of Old Man Hat_, New York, 1938. OP.
FERGUSSON, ERNA. _Dancing Gods_, Knopf, New York, 1931. Erna
Fergusson is always illuminating.
FOREMAN, GRANT. _Indians and Pioneers_, 1930, and _Advancing
the Frontier_, University of Oklahoma Press, Norman, 1933.
Grant Foreman is prime authority on the so-called "Civilized
Tribes." University of Oklahoma Press has published a number
of excellent volumes in "The Civilization of the American
Indian" series.
GILLMOR, FRANCES, and WETHERILL, LOUISA WADE. _Traders to the
Navajos_, Boston, 1936; reprinted by University of New Mexico
Press, Albuquerque, 1952. An account not only of the trading
post Wetherills but of the Navajos as human beings, with
emphasis on their spiritual qualities.
GODDARD, P. E. _Indians of the Southwest_, New York, 1921.
Excellent outline of exterior facts.
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