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1972, A Classic by a master! No longer Charles Hobuhet, imitation white man. He was Katsuk, the center, the core from which all perception radiates. And his victim was David marshall, 13 year old son of the undersecretary of state - an innocent from the modern white world chosen for an ancient sacrifice of vengeance. conflict between the culture of the NW Indians and modern civilization. Powerful and elequent narrative
