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Indian Boyhood by Charles A. Eastman
Chronicles first 15 years in life of a native Santee Sioux Indian in mid-19th century: childhood memories, training in the hunt, woodlore, religious practices, work of the medicine men, games, initiation rites, more. 13 illustrations.
Table of Contents for Indian Boyhood
| I EARLIEST RECOLLECTIONS | | I: "Hakadah, "The Pitful Last" | | II: Early Hardships | | III: My Indian Grandmother | | IV: An Indian Sugar Campt | | V: A Midsummer Feast | | II AN INDIAN BOY'S TRAINING | | III MY PLAYS AND PLAYMATES | | I: Games and Sports | | II: My Playmates | | III: The Boy Hunter | | IV HAKADAH'S FIRST OFFERING | | V FAMILY TRADITIONS | | I: A Visit to Smoky Day | | II: The Stone Boy | | VI EVENING IN THE LODGE | | I: Evening in the Lodge | | II: Adventures of My Uncle | | VII THE END OF THE BEAR DANCE | | VIII THE MAIDEN'S FEAST | | IX MORE LEGENDS | | I: A Legend of Devil's Lake | | II: Manitoshaw's Hunting | | X INDIAN LIFE AND ADVENTURE | | I: Life in the Woods | | II: A Winter Camp | | III: Wild Harvests | | IV: A Meeting on the Plains | | V: An Adventurous Journey | | XI THE LAUGHING PHILOSOPHER | | XII FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF CIVILIZATION |
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