The Eagle Dancer by Elliot, Neel - 1996

Birmingham, AL: Birmingham, AL: Red Mountain Publishing, 1996. Fine in Very Good jacket As New in Very Good jacket 8vo-over 7Ã,¾"-9Ã,¾" Square. Hard Cover. First Edition First Printing. 8vo-over 7Ã,¾"-9Ã,¾" Square. Hopi Indians were among the first inhabitants of America, but for many reasons, they never embraced the American way. Sequestered on their reservation in Arizona, they kept to themselves, preserving their own beliefs and customs for centuries. Most Americans knew very little about them, but this was all about to change. When Julio Masito became the Secretary General of the United Nations, he found himself on the center stage of world politics. In the spotlight of the media, his natural charisma captured the public's attention. He conveyed a sense of purpose. He talked about connection and responsibility. He introduced the Hopi Way. As his popularity spread, the power brokers in WAshington and at the Vatican took a stand against Julio. His message was undermining their authority. The President and the Pope decided the new Secretary-General should be removed from office. But not even conspiracy and murder could silence Julio's voice. The people wanted to follow him. He spoke to them with a sense of urgency. He was trying to save the world. As new in very good unclipped dj with only slight sticker residue to rear cover and slight shelf rubbing. . Very Good. Hardcover. First Edition First Printing. 1996.