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Various. American Indian life
American Indian life
Table of Contents
Preface
Introduction
Takes-the-pipe, a Crow Warrior
I
II
III
IV
V
VI
A Crow Woman’s Tale
A Trial of Shamans
Smoking-star, a Blackfoot Shaman
Little-wolf Joins the Medicine Lodge
I. IN THE LODGE OF THE MASTER
II. THE INSTRUCTION
III. THE INITIATION
Thunder-cloud, a Winnebago Shaman, Relates and Prays
How Meskwaki Children Should Be Brought Up
In Montagnais Country
Hanging-flower, the Iroquois
I
II
III
IV
V
VI
VII
VIII
IX
X
XI
XII
The Thunder Power of Rumbling-wings
Tokulki of Tulsa
Slender-maiden of the Apache
When John the Jeweler was Sick[4]
Waiyautitsa of Zuñi, New Mexico
Zuñi Pictures
Havasupai Days
I
II
III
Earth-tongue, a Mohave
The Chief Singer of the Tepecano
The Understudy of Tezcatlipoca
How Holon Chan Became The True Man of His People
The Toltec Architect of Chichen Itza
Wixi of the Shellmound People
ON THE BEACH
AT BREAKFAST
DRAKE PASSES
IN THE COUNCIL LODGE
PROOF
All Is Trouble Along the Klamath
Sayach’apis, a Nootka Trader
Windigo, a Chipewyan Story
I
II
III
IV
Cries-for-salmon, a Ten’a Woman
An Eskimo Winter
APPENDIX
NOTES ON THE VARIOUS TRIBES[19]
Crow
Blackfoot
Menomini
Winnebago
Meskwaki
Montagnais
Iroquois
Lenape or Delaware Indians
Creeks
Apache
Navaho
Zuñi Indians
Havasupai
Mohave
Tepecanos
Aztecs
Mayas. I
II
The Shellmound People
Yurok
Nootka
Chipewyan
Ten’a
Eskimos
ILLUSTRATOR’S NOTES
Takes-the-pipe, a Crow Warrior
Smoking-star, a Blackfoot Shaman
Little-wolf Joins the Medicine Lodge
Thunder-cloud, a Winnebago Shaman, Relates and Prays
How Meskwaki Children Should Be Brought Up
In Montagnais Country
Hanging-flower, the Iroquois
The Thunder Power of Rumbling-wings
Tokulki of Tulsa
Slender-maiden of the Apache
When John the Jeweler was Sick
Waiyautitsa of Zuñi, New Mexico
Zuñi Pictures
Havasupai Days
Earth-tongue, a Mohave
The Chief Singer of the Tepecano
The Understudy of Tezcatlipoca
How Holon Chan Became the True Man of His People
The Toltec Architect of Chichen Itza
Wixi of the Shellmound People
All Is Trouble Along the Klamath
Sayach’apis, a Nootka Trader
Cries-for-salmon, a Ten’a Woman
An Eskimo Winter
