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A Different Medicine: Postcolonial Healing In The Native American Church (Oxford Ritual Studies),New Nelson DeMille Floyd Looks For BuffaloDrawing On Two Years Of Ethnographic Field Research Among The Navajos, This Book Explores A Controversial Native American Ritual And Healthcare Practice: Ceremonial Consumption Of The Psychedelic Peyote Cactus In The Context Of An Indigenous Postcolonial Healing Movement Called The Native American Church (Nac). The Nac Arose In The Nineteenth Century In Response To The Creation Of The Reservation System And Increasing Societal Ills, Including