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Louise Erdrich. The Round House. New York: Harper, 2012..
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At this point in the story, it is unsure whether the attacker is Native or White, and Bazil tells Joe that this fact is important in determining how the case will proceed. Joe visits Clemence’s house, where he spends the evening with Whitey and...
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