A Lovely Land and Its People in Guiana
Win E Curtis writes in the Chicago Record about Guiana inhabitants chiefly Carib Indians and Cobungras. They are industrious, hospitable, athletic, skilled in hunting, warfare, and crafts, with distinctive dress and culture. The piece blends ethnography with vivid natural imagery of forests, wildlife, and plant life.
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Win
E. Curtis
Chicago
Guiana
Interior
West India
Peru
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