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Author: Blair. What would inspire a proper young British woman, well-educated and devoted to the Church of England, to venture forth from a sheltered academic life of the early 20th century to cross an ocean in order to conduct investigations on a people that she considered "uncivilized?". body {background:#efefef;font-family:Verdana}.it--wrapper{width:100%;max-width:900px;background:white;margin:0 auto;}.shop{max-height:1em;vertical-align:middle;color:white;}.desc{padding-left:20px;}.resp {max-width:100%;height:auto}.it--wrapper img {max-width:100%;height:auto;}.great{display:inline;color:#ffffff;font-size:19px;font-weight:bold;padding-top:7px;padding-right:32px;}.title{padding-left:20px;}.nrow{width:100%;}.ncol60 { float: left; width: 60%;}.ncol40 { float: right; width: 40%;}.ncol40 img { width: 100%;max-width:450px}@media only screen and (max-width: 600px) {.great{display:block;width:100%;font-size:0.9em;}.ncol60 { float: left; width: 100%;}.ncol40 { float: left; width: 100%;margin: auto 0;text-align:center}.ncol40 img { width: 80%;}}    shop  * great products * worldwide delivery *A Life Well Led Title: A Life Well Led ISBN 10: 0865344965 EAN: 9780865344969 Author: Blair Publisher: Sunstone Press Publication year: 2008 Binding: Paperback Dimensions: 229 x 153 x 18 mm Weight: 454 grams Pages: 308 Country of origin: Readership: What would inspire a proper young British woman, well-educated and devoted to the Church of England, to venture forth from a sheltered academic life of the early 20th century to cross an ocean in order to conduct investigations on a people that she considered "uncivilized?" To answer this question, the author collected Barbara Freire-Marreco Aitken"s correspondence, most of which has never been published, and with editing, annotating, and researched explanations completed the gestalt resulting in a biography that is a cohesive and interesting adventure story. This remarkable second generation British anthropologist lived with Native American pueblo people and visited reservations in the Southwest United States, contributing to the knowledge about and understanding of these people. The dearth of exposure of her experiences makes this a long overdue compilation of her life and work. Even those with little interest in her focus of anthropology and ethnology will find this life story inter...We are committed to post all products you order the same or next working day. The delivery time vary by region, usually delivered between 1 and 3 days. All of our orders are processed promptly using Paypal.Should you have a specific request to pay using any other methodandnbsp; like bank deposit, cheques, postal order or any other method please contact us. We aim to be helpful and flexible.andnbsp;VISIT BUYERLAND NET MEDIA BOOKSTORETHANK YOU FOR STOPPING BY,HAVE A GREAT DAY !!!Our stock is changing frequently and we usually dispatch the latest, updated print of the book. In rare cases the cover can be different.Copyright ©2021 BuyerLandNet Terms and Conditions , Neu, Festpreisangebot, [LT: FixedPrice], Bestes Angebot, [LT: BestOffer], ISBN-13: 9780865344969, ISBN-10: 0865344965, Buchtitel: A Life Well Led, Sprache: English, Genre: Biographies & True Stories, Thematik: Biographies & True Stories, Type: Paperback, Format: Paperback, Zielgruppe: General, Gewicht: 454 g, Sunstone Press<

2008, ISBN: 0865344965

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[EAN: 9780865344969], Neubuch, [PU: Sunstone Press], nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - What would inspire a proper young British woman, well-educated and devoted to the Church of England, to venture forth from a sheltered academic life of the early 20th century to cross an ocean in order to conduct investigations on a people that she considered 'uncivilized ' To answer this question, the author collected Barbara Freire-Marreco Aitken's correspondence, most of which has never been published, and with editing, annotating, and researched explanations completed the gestalt resulting in a biography that is a cohesive and interesting adventure story. This remarkable second generation British anthropologist lived with Native American pueblo people and visited reservations in the Southwest United States, contributing to the knowledge about and understanding of these people. The dearth of exposure of her experiences makes this a long overdue compilation of her life and work. Even those with little interest in her focus of anthropology and ethnology will find this life story interesting because of the period of time in which she lived, especially because she was a British woman in territory that only recently had become part of the United States. An avid interest in the art and culture of the American Indian has been of importance to Mary Ellen Blair since her early years. A graduate of Rutgers University in Art History, where she served as president of Kappa Pi Honorary Art Fraternity, her focus turned more and more to the western regions of the United States, particularly the pueblos of the Southwest and their pottery. A forced, but fortunate, move eventually brought her to New Mexico where she continued to add to her collection as well as serving as a participant and judge at various Southwest Indian art shows. She and her husband, Laurence Blair, have written books on Pueblo pottery and this in turn led her to discover and investigate the life of a remarkable British anthropologist. After more than ten years devoted to research in museums, universities, and personal interviews in both the United States and Great Britain, this biography is the result. 308 pp. Englisch, Books<

ISBN: 9780865344969

What would inspire a proper young British woman, well-educated and devoted to the Church of England, to venture forth from a sheltered academic life of the early 20th century to cross an … Altro …

What would inspire a proper young British woman, well-educated and devoted to the Church of England, to venture forth from a sheltered academic life of the early 20th century to cross an ocean in order to conduct investigations on a people that she considered uncivilized? To answer this question, the author collected Barbara Freire-Marreco Aitken's correspondence, most of which has never been published, and with editing, annotating, and researched explanations completed the gestalt resulting in a biography that is a cohesive and interesting adventure story. This remarkable second generation British anthropologist lived with Native American pueblo people and visited reservations in the Southwest United States, contributing to the knowledge about and understanding of these people. The dearth of exposure of her experiences makes this a long overdue compilation of her life and work. Even those with little interest in her focus of anthropology and ethnology will find this life story interesting because of the period of time in which she lived, especially because she was a British woman in territory that only recently had become part of the United States. An avid interest in the art and culture of the American Indian has been of importance to Mary Ellen Blair since her early years. A graduate of Rutgers University in Art History, where she served as president of Kappa Pi Honorary Art Fraternity, her focus turned more and more to the western regions of the United States, particularly the pueblos of the Southwest and their pottery. A forced, but fortunate, move eventually brought her to New Mexico where she continued to add to her collection as well as serving as a participant and judge at various Southwest Indian art shows. She and her husband, Laurence Blair, have written books on Pueblo pottery and this in turn led her to discover and investigate the life of a remarkable British anthropologist. After more than ten years devoted to research in museums, universities, and personal interviews in both the United States and Great Britain, this biography is the result. Trade Books>Trade Paperback>Social Sciences>Womens Studies>Womens Studies, Sunstone Press Core >1<

2008, ISBN: 0865344965

[EAN: 9780865344969], Neubuch, [PU: Sunstone Press], nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware -What would inspire a proper young British woman, well-educated and devoted to the Church of Engl… Altro …

[EAN: 9780865344969], Neubuch, [PU: Sunstone Press], nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware -What would inspire a proper young British woman, well-educated and devoted to the Church of England, to venture forth from a sheltered academic life of the early 20th century to cross an ocean in order to conduct investigations on a people that she considered 'uncivilized ' To answer this question, the author collected Barbara Freire-Marreco Aitken's correspondence, most of which has never been published, and with editing, annotating, and researched explanations completed the gestalt resulting in a biography that is a cohesive and interesting adventure story. This remarkable second generation British anthropologist lived with Native American pueblo people and visited reservations in the Southwest United States, contributing to the knowledge about and understanding of these people. The dearth of exposure of her experiences makes this a long overdue compilation of her life and work. Even those with little interest in her focus of anthropology and ethnology will find this life story interesting because of the period of time in which she lived, especially because she was a British woman in territory that only recently had become part of the United States. An avid interest in the art and culture of the American Indian has been of importance to Mary Ellen Blair since her early years. A graduate of Rutgers University in Art History, where she served as president of Kappa Pi Honorary Art Fraternity, her focus turned more and more to the western regions of the United States, particularly the pueblos of the Southwest and their pottery. A forced, but fortunate, move eventually brought her to New Mexico where she continued to add to her collection as well as serving as a participant and judge at various Southwest Indian art shows. She and her husband, Laurence Blair, have written books on Pueblo pottery and this in turn led her to discover and investigate the life of a remarkable British anthropologist. After more than ten years devoted to research in museums, universities, and personal interviews in both the United States and Great Britain, this biography is the result. 308 pp. Englisch, Books<

2008, ISBN: 0865344965

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