Blackfoot Lodge Tales: the Story of a Prairie People

by George Bird Grinnell

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Grinnell presents as the first half of his book thirty stories of the Blackfeet, recorded as they were told to him-stories of war an adventure, ancient times, natural phenomena, origins of social customs, and tales of creation and the Creator. The remainder of the book deals with the history of the Blackfeet, their daily life and customs, tribal organization, and religion.

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George Bird Grinnell was a famed explorer, naturalist and a pioneer conservationist. His knowledge of the West was gained by true-life experiences in ranching, mining and Indian life. He served as naturalist on many western expeditions including the O. C. Marsh expedition to Nebraska, Wyoming, Kansas and Utah, the Black Hills military expedition show more led by George Armstrong Custer, William Ludlow's reconnaissance of Yellowstone in 1875 and the George Harriman Alaskan Expedition in 1899. He was called upon, many times, by the U.S. government to advise policy makers regarding hunting, the treatment of the Indians and the continuation of the preservation of land under the expanding National Parks legislation. show less

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A Bison Book (BB129)

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Blackfoot Lodge Tales: the Story of a Prairie People
Original publication date
1892

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Fiction and Literature
DDC/MDS
398.210978Society, government, & cultureCustoms, etiquette & folkloreFolklore & FolktalesFolk literatureFairy TalesFairy tales by placeFairy Tales of North America
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E99 .S54 .G83History of the United StatesAmericaIndians of North AmericaIndian tribes and cultures
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