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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Lyda Conley: Guardian of the Sacred GroundThe Untold Story of the Indigenous Lawyer, Fort Conley, Huron Cemetery, and the Battle That Reached the Supreme CourtWhat would you risk to protect the graves of your ancestors What if the law stood against you What if powerful interests wanted the land, the government supported its sale, and the courts refused to give you the victory you sought Would you walk away Lyda Conley did not.At a time when women had limited opportunities to enter the legal profession, when Indigenous voices were routinely pushed to the margins of American public life, and when the future of an ancestral burial ground hung in the balance, Lyda Conley chose to fight.Not with wealth.Not with political power.But with education, determination, family loyalty, legal knowledge, and an extraordinary willingness to stand between her ancestors and those who wanted to disturb their resting place.Lyda Conley: Guardian of the Sacred Ground tells the remarkable story of a Wyandot woman who transformed personal grief into a decades long campaign to defend the Huron Indian Cemetery in Kansas City.The cemetery was far more than a piece of valuable land. It was the resting place of members of the Wyandot community, including people connected to Lyda's own family. As Kansas City expanded and pressure grew to sell or redevelop the property, the cemetery's future became increasingly uncertain.Lyda, together with her sisters Ida and Helena, refused to remain silent.They challenged the forces threatening the burial ground. They occupied the cemetery. They established what became known as Fort Conley. They guarded the grounds and confronted attempts to remove the people and memories buried there.And Lyda took the battle even further.…