Kiowa poet
N.
Scott Momaday observed that the American West "is a place that has to
be seen to be believed, and it may have to be believed in order to be
seen."
The story of the American West is at once
the
story of a
unique part of the country and a metaphor for the country itself.
With all its heroism and inequity, exploitation and adventure, sober
realities and bright myths, it is the story of all of us, no matter
where on the continent we happen to live, no matter how recently our
ancestors arrived on its shores.
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