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and cultural friction between traditional Lakota law and the encroaching mandates of United States administrative policy

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Mickey et le Prince Malalapatte (Les Albums HOP-LA!) Buster Brown (Fictitious character) and cultural friction between traditionalDisney, Walt. Mickey et le Prince Malalapatte (Les Albums HOP LA!); illustration d'apres Walt Disney; texte de Magdeleine du Genestoux. [Paris]: Hachette, (1935). FIRST EDITION. 4to 9 5 16" x 7 3 8". Color pictorial glazed paper covered boards with titles printed in black and red, and with a large central image of Mickey Mouse jumping jubilantly into the air with his hat in one hand and his mandolin in the other to both front and back covers; spine