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Indians of the oaks
In the first of these two tales a young white boy relates his experiences living with the Kumeyaay, also known as Diegueño, Indians of Southern California and in the second a young girl from the same tribe learns a new kind of medicine when she falls ill and is cared for by a white doctor.
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- "In the first of these two tales a young white boy relates his experiences living with the Kumeyaay, also known as Diegueño, Indians of Southern California and in the second a young girl from the same tribe learns a new kind of medicine when she falls ill and is cared for by a white doctor."@en
- "In the first of these two tales a young white boy relates his experiences living with the Kumeyaay, also known as Diegueño, Indians of Southern California and in the second a young girl from the same tribe learns a new kind of medicine when she falls ill and is cared for by a white doctor."