Seeing Indians Jeffrey C. Johnson Davis offers a novel perspective

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Seeing Indians Jeffrey C. Johnson Davis offers a novel perspectiveSince the 1930s, government claims and popular thought within El Salvador have held that the country no longer holds any Indian population. This book explores why this claim has endured despite the existence of substantial indigenous communities within the country's territory. Drawing on history, anthropology, and archaeology, Virginia Tilley delves into the history of Salvadoran racial thought and nation building to illuminate the political motives