by Henry Harvey (Author)
This fascinating historical work provides a comprehensive account of the Shawnee Indians during the mid-nineteenth century. It covers everything from their social and political organization to their religious beliefs and customs and provides a unique perspective on the lives of Native Americans during this tumultuous era of American history.
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