1911 Native American INDIAN FOLK TALES Sioux Ojibway Pawnee Blackfoot Hopi TOTEM

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1911 Native American INDIAN FOLK TALES Sioux Ojibway Pawnee Blackfoot Hopi TOTEM:
$181.38

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Condition: VERY GOOD ANTIQUE CONDITION. This 104-year-old has a clean, attractive and unworn exterior. Text is clean and complete. Binding is firm. No torn, loose or missing pages. A previous owner added a pastedown to the inside front cover containing a brief description of the book, along with its original price (looks like it was transcribed from a catalog).

Description:

This is a beautiful and compelling collection of thirty Native American folk tales collected from a variety of tribes and published in 1911. The stories are told in the simple yet colorful language of legends, which means they can be enjoyed by either children or the most sophisticated reader. The text is complemented by 29 full-page text illustrations. A lovely collection.

The Tales:

The Slayer of the Spotted Calf

The Winner of the Talking Bird

The Star Wife: A Sioux Legend

How Fire Came to Earth

The Strange Deeds of Kutoyis: A Blackfoot Legend

The Crow Children: A Vancouver Island Legend

The Trail of the Far-Off Lodge: A Blackfoot Tale

The Boy Who Became Chief: A Pawnee Legend

The Fate of Mamondagokwa: An Ojibway Tradition

The Anger of Tirawa: A Pawnee Legend

The Beginning of Things: A Skidi Pawnee Tradition

Spirit Boy: An Ojibway Legend

The Bride of the Wind

The Coming of Seegwun: An Ojibway Tale

The Gift of Mondamin: An Ottawa Legend

The Daughter of Tiogaughwa

Napi and the Famine: A Blackfoot Legend

The Wonderful Deeds of Manabozho

The Spider Woman\'s Mistake: A Hopi Legend

The Magic Porcupine Quills: A Legend of the Great Northwest

How The Evil One Was Made: A Legend Current Among the Northwestern Tribes

The Story of the Two Weasels: A Micmac Fairy Tale

The Hunter Who Trapped the Sun

The Last Peacemaker Queen: A Seneca Legend

The Coming of Ki-Ki

The Wicked Mother-In-Law: An Ojibway Legend

The Man Who Loved Hai Quai

The Totem of the Son of Yelth

The Chief of the Healing Waters: A Mohawk Legend

The Moon Maiden: A Thlinket Tale.

Remember folks, this is a 1911 original. This book is 106 years old.

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