Prehistoric America
by Stephen D. Peet
Publisher: American Antiquarian Office 1892
ISBN/ASIN: 1245074687
Number of pages: 424
Description:
It is certainly very interesting to open the door and get a view of a condition of things which once existed, but will never be seen again. It was a stage of society so unique and so purely aboriginal, that it would seem that every American citizen should know about it.
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