Ending Violent Crime
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A Report Of A Prison Program
That Is Working
And
A Vision Of A Society
Free Of Violence
by Manitonquat (Medicine Story)
Introduction | Prologue | Chapter 1 | Chapter 2 | Chapter 3 | Chapter 4 | Chapter 5 | Chapter 6 | Chapter 7 | Chapter 8 | Chapter 9 | Epilogue
Dedications:
To Loren Acquin and Frank Torres,who demanded their rights as native men in prison
to the elders:
Slow Turtle John Peters, Chief Big Eagle Piper, Peemee Beverly Bolding, Stock-waan Ed Sarabia, Wildcat Paul Cloud, gkeesettanamoojk, Althea
to the volunteers:
Michaeleen Kimmey, Bob Bassett, Two Rivers Mark Allen, Mike & Linda Seitz, Jim Farnham, Ellika Lindén, Pete, members of Beechtree Medicine Society & The Drum
to the supporters:
Chaplains Dan Smith, Concord NH & Father Bruno, CT; Fred Levesque Prison Counseling Director, CT; Lt. Mark Lavalley & Corr. Officer Bob Blanchard, CT
to the past and present men of the circles:
at Osborn, Enfield, Carl Robinson, MacDougall and Cheshire Prisons in Connecticut, North Central, and Shirley Prisons in Massachusetts and the New Hampshire State Prison in Concord NH
to Leonard Peltier and all other political prisoners everywhere
and to the evergreen memory of Chief Walks Tall Bill Bolding who freely gave his love from a heart as big as the sky
Copyright 1996 by Manitonquat
Orignially published 1996,
Story Stone Publishing (173 Merriam Hill Rd,
Greenville, NH 03048,
USA)
Some of the material here in was printed originally in Heritage and The Talking Stick