Peter L. Bayers, a writer for the Rocky Mountain Review of Language and Literature, writes about how Montana 1948 relates to the European view of Americans in the west and the relationship between the western American and the Native American. He then continues to talk about how the western man treated the Native American and how they eventually killed the Indians and took over their land. He also talks about how the native American was treated by the western man and how that relates to how the housekeeper is treated in the book Montana 1948. He then continues to talk about how history is related to the book and how the author, Larry Watson is pre-occupied with the legacy of the American conquest of Native America. He finishes his article by talking about the personal needs of the western american to conquer the west.
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Tuesday, April 29, 2008
My annotated citation
Bayers, Peter L. "Larry Watson's Montana 1948 and Euroamerican Representation of Native/Euroamerican History." Rocky Mountain Review of Language & Literature 61 (2007): 35-50. 29 Apr. 2008 .
Peter L. Bayers, a writer for the Rocky Mountain Review of Language and Literature, writes about how Montana 1948 relates to the European view of Americans in the west and the relationship between the western American and the Native American. He then continues to talk about how the western man treated the Native American and how they eventually killed the Indians and took over their land. He also talks about how the native American was treated by the western man and how that relates to how the housekeeper is treated in the book Montana 1948. He then continues to talk about how history is related to the book and how the author, Larry Watson is pre-occupied with the legacy of the American conquest of Native America. He finishes his article by talking about the personal needs of the western american to conquer the west.
Peter L. Bayers, a writer for the Rocky Mountain Review of Language and Literature, writes about how Montana 1948 relates to the European view of Americans in the west and the relationship between the western American and the Native American. He then continues to talk about how the western man treated the Native American and how they eventually killed the Indians and took over their land. He also talks about how the native American was treated by the western man and how that relates to how the housekeeper is treated in the book Montana 1948. He then continues to talk about how history is related to the book and how the author, Larry Watson is pre-occupied with the legacy of the American conquest of Native America. He finishes his article by talking about the personal needs of the western american to conquer the west.
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