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Custer Died for Your Sins Vine Deloria Jr. 1971 HC DJ 7th Print Collector’s Copy. With sharp wit and unapologetic critique, Deloria explores broken treaties, exploitative policies, and stereotypes imposed by anthropologists and missionaries. Like New / Collector Quality – Book appears unread. Offered here is a collector-quality copy of Custer Died for Your Sins: An Indian Manifesto by Vine Deloria Jr., seventh printing (1971), in archivally protected dust jacket. This groundbreaking volume helped ignite a new wave of Indigenous political consciousness and remains a touchstone in Native American literature. With sharp wit and unapologetic critique, Deloria explores broken treaties, exploitative policies, and stereotypes imposed by anthropologists and missionaries. A powerful, enduring voice in American political and cultural discourse. Rarity Note: While reprints are still widely read, early hardcover printings—especially in this condition—are rarely offered. A standout piece for any collection on Indigenous rights, civil activism, or 20th-century American political history. About the Author: Vine Deloria Jr. (1933–2005) was a renowned Standing Rock Sioux writer, theologian, and activist. Author of more than 20 books, he played a crucial role in reshaping public and legal understanding of Native American sovereignty and identity. --- Condition Like New / Collector Quality – Book appears unread. Boards are sharp, spine tight, and pages pristine with no markings, foxing, or wear. Dust jacket is clean, glossy, and protected in a high-quality removable archival sleeve. Very minimal edge wear, with no rips or fading. This is a true collector’s copy.