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Set against the backdrop of the Civil War, the story follows a Navajo youth named Hunter as he embarks on a westward quest for freedom amidst the forced "Long Walk" and the threat of enslavement. Hunter's journey highlights his deep love for his homeland, culture, and tribe while he navigates survival challenges, encounters dangerous wildlife, and faces the greed of soldiers. As he walks in harmony with nature, he experiences religious enlightenment and grapples with complex truths and ironies along the way.

The book addresses the urgent need for conflict resolution and harmony in a divided world. It emphasizes the importance of communication and understanding among individuals and communities. Through various perspectives and insights, the author advocates for peace as a fundamental necessity, urging readers to move beyond disagreements and work towards unity and cooperation. The message is a call to action for fostering a more compassionate and collaborative society.

Highlighted by screenshots from Websites and reproductions of paintings from the Scala database, this useful fine arts reference offers an authoritative guide to art on the Internet, listing hundreds of the best sites covering a host of art subjects. Original.

A non-political examination of the integration of Israel's economy, its ideas and innovations in the global marketplace.