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"Finalist for the Award for Excellence in the Study of Religion, Analytical-Descriptive Studies, American Academy of Religion"
"Finalist for the PROSE Award in Legal Studies and Criminology, Association of American Publishers"
"An immensely validating book for advocates and community members immersed in Indigenous Peoples’ religious freedom." * Harvard Law Review *
"An exemplary model of interdisciplinary scholarship, McNally’s book brings much-needed critical attention to the religious claims of Native peoples and the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead in securing greater legal protection for Native religious freedom."---N. Bruce Duthu, Native American and Indigenous Studies
"Comprehensive and widely accessible. . . . McNally successfully exposes the real breadth of Native American religious freedom discourse, making this text an important read for those working in law and policy on the ground as much as those students and scholars working at the intersections of law, religion, and Indigenous studies."---Nicholas Shrubsole, Religious Studies Review

Defend the Sacred

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      Publisher Princeton University Press
      Published 14 April 2020
      ISBN-13 9780691190907
      978-0691190907
      ISBN-10 0691190909
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      Law: Human rights and civil liberties Civics and citizenship Population and demography

      Description

      Book Synopsis


      Trade Review
      "Finalist for the Award for Excellence in the Study of Religion, Analytical-Descriptive Studies, American Academy of Religion"
      "Finalist for the PROSE Award in Legal Studies and Criminology, Association of American Publishers"
      "An immensely validating book for advocates and community members immersed in Indigenous Peoples’ religious freedom." * Harvard Law Review *
      "An exemplary model of interdisciplinary scholarship, McNally’s book brings much-needed critical attention to the religious claims of Native peoples and the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead in securing greater legal protection for Native religious freedom."---N. Bruce Duthu, Native American and Indigenous Studies
      "Comprehensive and widely accessible. . . . McNally successfully exposes the real breadth of Native American religious freedom discourse, making this text an important read for those working in law and policy on the ground as much as those students and scholars working at the intersections of law, religion, and Indigenous studies."---Nicholas Shrubsole, Religious Studies Review

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