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FIRST CAME THE INDIANS (First Came the Indians Mkm)
FIRST CAME THE INDIANS (First Came the Indians Mkm)

By Ralph Wheeler, M. J. Wheeler

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Describes six North American Indian tribes: Creek, Iroqois, Chippewa, Sioux, Makah, and Hopi, detailing their material culture and social structure.

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By Hugh Young

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Fox tales
Fox tales

By M. J. Wheeler

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A retelling of three Indian fables each featuring the exploits of a fox. Included are "Whose Horse Is It?," "The Bone Garden," and "The Stupid Fox."

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