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Two sections of Gish's book deal with "Anglo Visitors" and "Indian Voices," the third is entitled "Chicano Vistas." His discussions of Welch's fiction are very thorough and touch on his relationship to popular genre writing (a key to Welch's great 'readability') and the profound changes Welch works on them. The most interesting articles, however, are those dealing with White conceptions of Native American life and culture--especially the manner in which they, without intending to, create what they want to find there. His subjects are Erna and Harvey Fergusson, Witter Bynner and Charles F. Lu...