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Finding the Worth While in the Southwest

Note 58 — Chapter IX · THE HOMES OF THE HOPIS, LITTLE PEOPLE OF PEACE

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Hopi, or Hopi-tuh, the name these Indians call themselves, means “the peaceful,” a truthful enough appellation, for they suffer much before resorting to force. By outsiders they have often been called Moki, a term never satisfactorily explained, except that it is considered uncomplimentary.

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