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Title: Stories About Indians
Author: Anonymous
Release Date: November 20, 2007 [EBook #23570]
Language: English
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STORIES
ABOUT
INDIANS.
CONCORD, N. H.:
PUBLISHED BY MERRIAM & MERRILL
1854.
The above picture represents Indians hunting Buffalo.
STORIES
ABOUT
INDIANS.
HE Indians were formerly lords of the soil we now occupy, and obtained a subsistence principally by hunting and fishing.
They generally lived in villages, containing from fifty to five hundred families. Their houses, called wigwams, were usually constructed of poles, one end being driven into the ground, and the other bent over so as to meet another fastened in like manner; both being joined together at the top, and covered with the
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