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EPISODE · Aug 22, 2021 · 20 MIN

A Native American Peace Poem for the Earth

from PiCast · host John Manuel

John M. Kennedy talks about some of his experiences in Manhattan and interprets the a Native American Poem for the Peace on Earth, after Chief Seattle's Address, December 1854.

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John M. Kennedy talks about some of his experiences in Manhattan and interprets the a Native American Poem for the Peace on Earth, after Chief Seattle's Address, December 1854.

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John M. Kennedy talks about some of his experiences in Manhattan and interprets the a Native American Poem for the Peace on Earth, after Chief Seattle's Address, December 1854.

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