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First Nations

Alcohol Dependency
and the People of
the First Nations

• Pathfinder Magazine, 1944 •


Attached herein are five letters to the editor that were penned in response to an article that appeared in one of the Spring, 1944, issues of Pathfinder Magazine – articles that pertained to two Native American tribal edicts that forbade the use of alcohol.

These two particular laws were 97 years apart (1737 and 1834), and we have yet to find the original article that solicited these five souls to write, but the letters are informative, nonetheless.

Read The Battle Against Alcohol Dependence<br>(Pathfinder Magazine, 1944) for Free
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Alcohol Dependency [BR] and the People of [BR]the First Nations

 Alcohol Dependence and the Native-AmericansNative Americans and Alcohol DependenceNative Americans and Alcoholismalcolhol abuse among Native AmericansAlcoholism among Native Americans
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