Straight with the medicine
Subtitle: narratives of Washoe followers of the Tipi way
By: as told to Warren L. d'Azevedo.
Contributors: D'Asevedo, Warren L.; Carpenter, Kenneth J.
Publisher: University of Nevada
Published: 1978
Place of publication: Reno, NV
Language: eng
Number of pages: 52
Subjects: Washo Indians -- Religion.; Peyotism -- Nevada; Peyotism -- California; Indians of North America -- Nevada -- Religion.; Indians of North America -- California -- Religion.
Description: "The narratives that comprise Straight with the Medicine were collected in the 1950's from seven members of the Washoe Tribe living on the eastern slopes of the Sierra in California and Nevada. They were followers of the Native American Church, whose sacrament was the Peyote cactus and who referred to their religion as the Tipi Way"--Back cover.
Notes: Woodcuts by the printer, Kenneth J. Carpenter, associated with the Black Rock Press.

"Printed in an edition of 105 copies."

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