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Joe F. Tarbell (Mohawk)
Biography | Historical and Cultural Context | Critical Commentary | Further Reading “STORY OF TEKAKMETHA” by Joe F. Tarbell Once there lived an Indian chief who had a beautiful daughter. She wanted to become a Christian and go away … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, God, Saint Story, The Indian Craftsman
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The Legend of the Big Dipper by Clarence A. Smith
I USED to take great delight in listening to the stories told by my folks. Here is one which I can recall from memory· I will tell it in my own words: Once upon a time there were six brothers … Continue reading
Iva Miller (Cherokee)
Biography| Historical and Cultural Context| Critical Commentary| Further Reading “Robin Red Breast.” Iva Miller, Cherokee The war was over and many prisoners had been taken captive, and some were sent into slavery. Among the captives was a brave warrior … Continue reading
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