Altshelor, Jo seph A » (continued) : 
 
 The Riflemen of the Ohio. New York; D. Appleton & Co* 355 pp*, ill* 
 $1«75* Suitable for 7th grade up* 
 
 The Scouts of the Valley. New York : D* Appleton & Co* 361 pp*, ill* 
 $1*75* Suitable for 7th grade up* 
 
 The Border Watch* New York : D. Appleton & Co, 371 pp*, ill, $1*75. 
 Suitable for 7th grade up. 
 
 The Shadow of the North* New York; D« Appleton & Co,,356 pp,, ill* 
 §1*75, Suitable for 7th grade up. 
 
 The Hunters of the Hills* New York: D, Appleton & Co* 360 pp*,ill* 
 $1,75* Suitable for 7th grade up* 
 
 The Rulers of the Lakes, New York : D. Appleton & Co* 333 pp-, ill* 
 $1«75. Suitable for 7th grade up* 
 
 The Lords of the Wild. New York: D, Appleton & Co* 300 pp*, ill* 
 
 $1*75, Suitable for 7th grade up* 
 
 The Sun of Quebec, New York: D. Appleton & Co. 334 pp., ill. #1*75. 
 Suitable for 7th grade up. 
 
 The Lost Hunters. New Yo-rk : D* Appleton & Co* 342 pp*, ill* $1*75* 
 Suitable for 7th grade up, 
 
 Apache Gold, New York; D* Appleton & Co, 383 pp», ill. $1*75, 
 Suitable for 7th grade up. 
 
 The Last of the Chiefs* New York: D% Appleton & Co* 337 pp*, ill, 
 $1*75* Suitable for 7th grade up* 
 
 Barber, Lucy L ,: 
 
 A Nursery History of the United States. New York: Frederick A. Stokes 
 Co. 4to, $3* Primary* Consists of short paragraphs, describing 
 events in American history, each paragraph illustrated. 
 
 Barnes, Annie M «: 
 
 Little Betty Blew. Boston; Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Co,, ill*, Cl.50, 
 Suitable for 6«8 grades. Indian story, scene laid on Ashley River 
 South Carolina, over two hundred years ago. 
 
 A Lass of Dorchester. Boston: Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Co. Ill*, #1*50 
 Another Betty Blew story. 
 
 The Laurel Token. 3oston; Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Co* Ill., #1*50. 
 Story of the "Goose Creek'’ colony in (uprising of 1714* 
 
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Paylisg, Clawu rcra j 
 
 Old Man Coyote* New York; Tho&* Y. Crowell & Co* 150 pp.,, ill-, 8vo- 
 75/.' Humorous stories of the coyote as told by Indians. 
 
 A Treasury of Indian Tales, New York: Thos, Y* Crowell & Co* 128 pp-., 
 
 12mo* 75/* Representative Indian legends told in the simple language 
 of the Indian, 
 
 Two Little Algonkin Lads* Boston: Educational Publishing Co, 60/* 
 Bemister, Margaret : 
 
 India® Legends, New York : The McMillan Co. 187 pp*, ill, 80/* Suitable 
 for 8-12 years. 
 
 Blaisdell, A, F «: 
 
 Ball, F> k7: " 
 
 Short Stories from American History, Boston: Ginn & Co, Ill- 75/* 
 Indian and other stories, 
 
 Brady, Cyrus Townsend : 
 
 Border (1760-18'6). 
 
 Colonial (1556-1759), 
 
 Indian (Great Sioux War, 1866-1876). 
 
 Indian (Northwestern, 1876-1877) , . 
 
 Revolutionary (1776-1812-1815). 
 
 South American (1499-1868). 
 
 (Comprising American Fights and Fighters Series, Garden City, N.Y.: 
 
 Doubleday, Page & Col:Ill, $1*50 each. Juvenile edition.) 
 
 Brill , Ethel C .: 
 
 The Boy Who Went to the East. New York: E. P* Dutton Co., 1917* 296 
 pp., ill* $2. Eight Iroquois and four Algonqui^an sttirie-e. 
 
 Brooks, Elbridge S *; 
 
 The American Indian. Boston: Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Co, Ill., 4to* $2. 
 Suitable for 7-9 grades and high school . Story of the Red Men of 
 America, 
 
 The Master of Strong Hearts. New York: E* P. Dutton & Co., 1916, 314 
 pp., ill. $2, Suitable for 8th grade and junior high. The story 
 of Custer’s last fight. 
 
 Bruce, H. Addington : 
 
 Daniel Boone and the Wilderness Road* New York: The McMillan Co, 
 
 339 pp., ill. $1.75. Suitable for 12-15 years. 
 
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Burton, Alma Holman : 
 
 The Story of the Indians of New England. New York: Silver, Burdett & Co* 
 273 pp*, ill* 
 
 Bush, Bertha E * 
 
 Indian Myths. Dansville, N.Y.: F.A. Owen Publishing Co* 32 pp. 7/ paper; 
 ^>2/ limp cloth. Suitable for 1st grade* 
 
 Indian Children Tales. Dansville, N#Y.: F.A.Owen Publishing Co. 32 pp. 
 
 7/ paper; 12/ limp cloth. Suitable for 4th grade. 
 
 Children of the Northland. Dansville, N.Y.: F,A.Owen Publishing Co. 32 pp. 
 7/ paper; 12/ limp cloth. Suitable for 3d. grade* 
 
 Can a van, M, J . ; 
 
 Ben Comee: A Tale of Roger's Rangers* New York: The McMillan Co. 263 pp»> 
 ill. 75/;, paper; $1*50, limp cloth. Suitable for 12-15 years. 
 
 Canfield, William W 4 : 
 
 The White Seneca* New York: E.P.Dutton., 1911. 281 pp*, ill* $2* 
 
 Story of a captured Dutch boy, founded on Colonial and Revolutionary 
 history in Iroquois country* 
 
 At Seneca Castle, New York: E.P.Dutton*, 1912, 274 pp,, ill* $2* Story 
 
 founded on the historical facts of the campaign against the Iroquois 
 in 1779* 
 
 Chance T Lulu Maude : 
 
 Little Folks of Many Lands* Boston: Ginn & Co. Ill. 64/* Contains, among 
 various others, stories about Indians. 
 
 Chase, Annie : 
 
 Children the Wigwam, Boston: Educational Publishing Co. 60/« 
 
 Cobb, Bertha B »: 
 
 Cobb, Ernest ; 
 
 Anita. Boston: Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Co, Ill, $1.50. Suitable for 6-8 
 grades* Story of a little girl in the mining and Indian country 
 about Boulder, Colorado* 
 
 Cody, W« F. (Coi .) (Buffalo Bill): 
 
 Adventures of Buffalo Bill, New York: Harper & Bros. Ill*, 12mo* 1922, 
 
 The story of his own adventures, including his duel with Yellow Hand, 
 the .Cheyenne* 
 
Coo per , J . Fenimore * 
 
 The Last of the Mohicans, edited by John B. Dunbar, Boston: Ginn 
 & Co* Map, 80/, 
 
 The Deerslayer, edited by M, F. Lansing. Boston: Ginn & Co* Ill, 72/, 
 
 The Deerslayer, 
 
 The D&i?tt of the Mohicans. 
 
 The Pioneers. 
 
 The Prairie. 
 
 The Pathfinder* 
 
 (Five books, The Leatherstocking Tales* Boston: The Page Co* 
 
 $10 the set.) 
 
 C ooper, Frederic Taber : 
 
 
 The Argosy of Fables* New York: Frederick A, Stokes Co. Ill*, 4to. 
 $7.50. Suitable for grammar and high schools. Includes wigwam 
 tales of American Indians. 
 
 Comyn, Hubert J . ; 
 
 Indian Hero Tales. Boston: Little, Brown & Co., 1921. 248 pp., ill. 
 
 Suitable for 5-6 grades. 85/* 
 
 Covies, Julia Darrow : 
 
 Indian Nature Myths, Chicago: A. Flanagan Co., 1922* 128 pp*, ill. 
 
 60/,. Suitable for 3-5 grades. 
 
 Curtin, Jeremiah : 
 
 Seneca Myths* New York: E* P* Dutton* 1922* The old traditions of 
 the Seneca Indians. 
 
 . Cur t is, Charles A * (Capt.) : 
 
 Captured by the Navajos. New York: Harper & Bros. Ill*, post 8vo., 
 
 1922. Adventure of two boys, sons of a colonel, who accompanied 
 a regiment in a campaign against the Navajo Indians. 
 
 Curtis, Edward S .: 
 
 Indian Days of the Long Ag©. Yonkers-on-Hudson: World Book Co* 221 pp., 
 ill* $1.60, Story of the son of a Salish chief. Suitable for 
 4-8 grades. 
 
 In the Land of the Headhunters, Yonkers-on-Hudson: World Book Co* Ill* 
 $1.60* A legend of life in the Vancouver region. Suitable for 4-8 
 grades« 
 
 
 
Dale, Edward Everett ; 
 
 
 Tales of the Tepee* Chicago; D.C. Heath & Co. 110 pp*, ill* 
 
 Dellenbaugh, G« S »: 
 
 George Armstrong Custer. New York: The MacMillan Co. 188 pp-jill, 
 $1* Suitable for 12-15 years. 
 
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 Deming, E , W «; 
 
 Red Folk and Wild Folk. New York: Frederick A, Stokes Co* 4to, ill# 
 $2-r7 5* Suitable for primary* Pictures of little Indian people in 
 their forest home, with their animal playmates. 
 
 Children of the Wild; Little Brothers of the West. New York; Frederick 
 A* Stokes Co. 4to, ill, $1*75 each. Suitable for primary. Each 
 of these books contains half the pictures and text of Red Folk and 
 Wild Folk, 
 
 Indian Child Life. New York; Frederick A. Stokes Co, 4to y .ill* ^2,75, 
 Eighteen steries about Indian, children. Suitable for primary. 
 
 
 
 
 
 Little Red People: Little Indian Folk, New York: Frederick A. Stokes Co. 
 4to, ill, $1,75 each, Each ; oT these books contains half the pictures 
 and text of Indian Child Life* Suitable for primary. 
 
 Densmore, Frances ; 
 
 Indian Action Songs. Boston: C. C* Birchard & Co, 12 pp* 25/* Collection 
 of descriptive songs of the Chippewa, with directions for pantomimic 
 representation in schools, camps, etc* 
 
 Dimock, A* W .: 
 
 
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 Dick among the Seminole Indians. New York: Frederick A. Stokes Co- 12mo., 
 ill. $1*75* Suitable for grammar school* Adventures of two boys 
 among the Seminole Indians of Florida* 
 
 Dick in the Everglades* New York: Frederick A* Stokes Co- 12mo*, ill* 
 $1*75. Suitable for grammar school*- Adventures of two boys in the 
 Everglades of Florida* 
 
 Drake, Francis S .; 
 
 Indian History for Young Folks* New York; Harper & Bros. 522 pp», ill* 
 $3. Suitable for grammar and high schools. Indian history from ear¬ 
 liest period to present, profusely illustrated- 
 
 Drigp.s, Howard R . 
 
 Wilson, "Uncle Nick 1 1 ; 
 
 The White Indian Boy* Y onke rs-on-Ruds on,N-Y *: World Book Co*^ 222 pp-, 
 ill* $1*40. Suitable for 7-8 grades* True story of a white boy who 
 lived for two >: years among the Shoshoni. 
 
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Eastman, Charles A *: 
 
 The Soul of the Indian. Boston: Houghton Mifflin. Co* 171 pp., ill. 
 v'l* 50 « Suitable for the older student. 
 
 Indian Boyhood. Boston: Little, Brown & Co. 289 pp, ^ xxi 
 Suitable for 7-8 grades and high school. 
 
 Indian Child Life, Boston: Litxie, Brown & Co. 1913. 160 pp., ill* 
 85/. Suitable for 4-5 grades. 
 
 From the Deep Woods to Civilization; Chapters in the Autobiography of an 
 Indian. Boston: Little, Brown & Co. 1916. 206 pp., ill. #2.50. 
 
 Indian Scout Talks: A Guide for Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls. Boston: 
 Little, Brown & Co- 1914. 190 pp., ill* $1-25* 
 
 Indian Heroes and Great Chieftains. Boston: Little, Brown & Co. 1918. 
 241 pp., ill. $1.75. 
 
 Old Indian Days. Boston: Little, Browto & Co. 1907. 275 pp-, ill, $2* 
 
 Red Hunters and the Animal People. Boston: Little,Brown & Co* 1904. 
 
 248 pp,,.front. $2. 
 
 Eastman, Charles A .: 
 
 Eastman, Elaine G .: 
 
 Smoky Day's Wigwam Evenings. Boston: Little, Brown & Co* 1909. 142 pp 
 
 ill. 85/, Suitable for 4-5 grades* 
 
 Eastman, Elain^ G .: 
 
 Yellow Star. Boston: Little,Brown & Co. 1911. 272 pp*,ill. yl*75, 
 
 Indian Legends Retold. Boston: Little, Brown & Co. 1919. 161 pp.,ill. 
 $1.60. 
 
 Eggleston, George Cary ; 
 
 Long Knives: How the Long Knives Won the West. Boston; Lothrop, Lee & 
 Shepard Co* $1.75. Story of George Roger Clark’s Expedition. 
 
 Ellis, Edward S .: 
 
 Story of Red Feather- Springfield, Mass*': McLoughlin Bros. ,144 pp*,ill 
 80/. Suitable for 4-6 grades. 
 
 Daughter of a Chieftain- Springfield, Mass-: McLoughlin Bros., 120 pp*, 
 ill. 80/* Suitable for 4-6 grades, 
 
 Pocahontas- Springfield,Mass*: McLoughlin Bros*, 138 pp», ill. 80/« 
 Suitable for 4-6 grades. 
 
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Ellis, Edward S .: (canti-nued) 
 
 Wolf Ear, the Indian. Springfield. Mass.; McLoughlin Bros*, 119 pp., 
 ill*, 80/. Suitable for.4-6 grades. 
 
 E llis, George : 
 
 Morriss, John E ,: 
 
 King Philip 1 s War* Boston: DeWolfe & Fi§k-e Co*, 1906* 12mo*, 326 pp-,, 
 
 ill., map. $2. Suitable for 7-8 gre.des and high school* 
 
 Faris, John T. : 
 
 Real Stories from our History* Boston: Ginn & Co*. Ill* 95/» Indian 
 and other stories. 
 
 Fleming, R.■ M * 
 
 Ancient - Tales f rom Many Lands, New York: Frederick A, Stokes Co, 
 
 Large 8vo., ill, 03*50* Suitable for grammar schools Folk storie 
 including those of the American Indian, 
 
 Fletcher. Alice C ,: 
 
 Indian Games and Dances- Boston: C. C- Birchard &'Co. 139 pp., ill- 
 
 $1*75* presents Indian symbolic games, dances, and songs, with 
 directions, illustrations, music, suitable for school and camp, 
 
 Indian Story and Song from North America, Boston: Small, Maynard & Co, 
 126 pp., $1*50. Stories and songs, mostly of plains Tribes, il¬ 
 lustrated by full accompaniment, words, etc. Music harmonized. 
 
 Forbes-Lindsay, C.H *: 
 
 Daniel Boone, Backwoodsman. Philadelphia; J*B.Lippincott Co, 319 pp*, 
 ill. $1,75* Suitable for junior high. 
 
 Captain John Smith, Philadelphia: J ,B.Lippincott Co. 304 pp.,$l,75. 
 Suitable for junior high. 
 
 Ford, R, Clyde : 
 
 Camp Fire and Trail* Chicago: Rand, McNally & Co, 1915. 296 pp-, ill, 
 $1*25. Suitable for 7th grade. Story of English boy among French 
 and Indians around old Fort Detroit in the Pontiac "War. 
 
 Fox, Florence C .: 
 
 The Indian Primer, New York: American Book Co, 120 pp., ill. 50/. 
 Suitable for 1st grade. Indian stories of fact and legend. 
 
 Fox, Frances : 
 
 Mary Anne's Little Indian and Other True Stories. Chicago: A-Flanagan 
 Co., 1913, 87 pp., ill. 50/. Suitable for 3-4 grades. 
 
Garland, Hamlin : 
 
 The Book of the Indian. New York: Harper & Bros#, 1922, Ill. $5. 
 
 Suitable for the older students. Illustrated by Frederic Remington. 
 Stories are from sketches from life* 
 
 Gordon, H, R *: 
 
 Osceola. New York : E.P.Dutton & Co. Ill. 02* Suitable for 8th ferp&e 
 and junior high. Story of the chief of the Seminole. 
 
 Pontiac. New York: E-P.Dutton & Co,, 1897. 300 pp., ill, $2, Suitable 
 
 for 8th grade and junior high. Story of Pontiac, 
 
 The Black Partridge. New York: E.P.Dutton & Co.,1906. 302 pp., ill, &2* 
 
 Suitable for 8th grade and junior high. The fall of Fort Dearborn. 
 
 Logan the Mingo . New York: E.P.Dutton & Co., 1902. 337 pp., ill- 02- 
 
 Suitable for 8th grade and junior high, A story of the Ohio frontier. 
 
 Red Jacket. New York: E.P.Button & Co., 1900, 347 pp., ill- 02, 
 
 Suitable for 8th grade and junior high. The last of the Seneca* 
 
 Tecumseh. New York: E.P .Dutton & Co., 1898. 312 pp,, ill, 02- Suitable 
 for 8th grade and junior high. Story of the War of 1812* 
 
 Gregor, Elmer Russell : 
 
 White Otter. New York: D.Appleton & Co* 312 pp., ill. 0l*75. Suitable 
 for 7th grade up. 
 
 Running Fox. New York: D.Appleton & Co. 318 pp*, ill* 01-75- Suitable 
 for ^th grade up. 
 
 The White Wolf. New York; D. Appleton & Co. 268 pp*, ill. 01*75, 
 Suitable for 7th grade up. 
 
 The War Trail. New York: D.Appleton & Co., 258 pp,,ill. 01*75* Suitable 
 for 7th grade up. 
 
 Three Sioux Scouts. New York: D.Appleton & Co. 253 pp., ill. 0l*75. 
 Suitable for 7th grade up* 
 
 Spotted Deer, New York: D. Appleton & Co. 240 pp,, ill, 0l-75. Suitable 
 for 7th grade up. 
 
 The Red Arrow. New York: Harper & Bros., 1922. 8vo., ill- Story of two 
 
 young Indians involved in attempt t£> ree-CMve© The Red Arrow, a medicine 
 trophy, from the Pawnee who had stolen it from the Sioux. 
 
 War Path and Hunting Trail* New York; Haroer & Bros-, 1922, 16mo.,ill- 
 
 Story of s the adventures of IndjL&p.-j h-ovv 
 
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Grinnell, George Bird : 
 
 Jack, the Young Explorer. New York,.: Frederick A. Stokes Co* 12mo., ill. 
 
 s,>l*t75. Suitable for grammar schools. Story of a boy in Glacier National 
 Park and the Kootenai Indians. 
 
 Jack Among the Indians. New York; Frederick A. Stokes Co. 12mo«, ill. 
 
 01*75. Suitable for grammar schools. Story of a boy and his guide 
 among the Piegan. 
 
 Jack, the Young Ranchman; or, A Boy's Adventures in the Rockies. New York; 
 Frederick A. Stokes Co* 12mo., ill. 01*75* Suitable for grammar 
 schools. Story of a boy among the Indians and the cattlemen. 
 
 Beyond the Old Frontier: Adventures of Indian Fighters, Hunters, and Fur 
 Traders. New York; Chas* Scribner's Sons. 12mo., ill. 
 
 Trails of the Pathfinders. New York: Chas. Scribner's sons. 12mo.,ill. 
 
 Grosvenor, Johnson : 
 
 Strange Stories of the Great Valley'. New York: Harper & Bros. Story of a 
 Pioneer boy, based on historic events of the Middle West. 
 
 Strange Stories of the Great River. New York: Harper & Bros. Early French 
 Explorations on the Mississippi, stories of LaSalle, Marquette, etc. 
 
 Gul 1 i ve r, Luc ile ; 
 
 Daniel Boone. New York: The MacMillan Co, 244 pp., ill. $1, Suitable for 
 12-15 years. 
 
 Henderson, Daniel : 
 
 Boone of the Wilderness. New York ; E*P.Button & Co., 1921, 207 pp., ill, 
 
 s?2. Suitable for 8th grade and junior high. Story of the conquest of 
 the Wilderness* 
 
 Henty, George Alfred ; 
 
 Redskin and Cowboy. New York: Chas. Scribner's Sons. Ill* $1, Juvenile. 
 
 In the hands of the Cave-Dwellers. New York: Harper & Bros. Story -of two 
 young men, one Mexican, one American; latter's sister captured by 
 "cave-dwellers”; life of cave-dwellers, and Apache warfare. 
 
 He rdman, H * L * : 
 
 The Story of the United States. New York: Frederick A, Stokes Co. Large 
 
 8vo. $3.50. Suitable for grammar and high schools. Sifting of United 
 States history for picturesque events and figures which interest 
 children, 
 
Holland, Rupert Sargen ts 
 
 The Blue Heron’s Feather, Philadelphiai Jf,B.Lippincott Co* 301 pp*, iU 
 
 s?l*50» Suitable for junior high. 
 
 Hooker, Forrertine G .: 
 
 Star: The Story of an Indian Pony. Garden City, N.Y.: Doub.leday, Pob« ■$. 
 Co* v 1 *75^ The story of a pony, interwoven with the romance of 
 Quanah Parker’s Indian father and white mother,-the latter a captive, 
 
 Hopkins, William John: 
 
 The Indian Book. Boston:' Hopghton-Mifflin Co* 239 pp*,ill. $2* Suita** 
 ble for 10-18 years. 
 
 Hulst, Cornelia Steketee: 
 
 Pere Marquette and the Last of the Pottawatomie Chiefs. New York: Longmans 
 Green & Co. 113 pp., ill* 75/. Suitable for 7-8 grades. 
 
 Humphreys, Mary Gay : 
 
 The Boy’s Catlin. Edited by Mary Gay Humphreys. New York: (jtesf*. 1 SciU‘Knerfs 
 Sons. 12mo, f ill* $1*50. 
 
 The Boy’s Story of Zebulon M. Pike. Edited by Mary Gay Humphreys. New 
 York: Chas* Scribner’s Sons., 1911. 377 pp., ill. $1«65* 
 
 Hyrst, H. S. G .: 
 
 Adventures Among the Red Indians. Philadelphia: J,B.Lippincott Co. .: 1 5 pp 
 315 pp., ill* $2.50. Suitable for junior high. 
 
 Jackson, Helen Hunt : 
 
 Ramona, Boston: Little, Brown & Co., 1884. 457 pp., irfoit. '$2** 
 
 Suitable for the older students. 
 
 Jame s, Ge o rpe Wha rt on ; 
 
 Indians of the Painted Desert Region* Boston: Little, Brown & Co., 1903. 
 268 pp., ill. $4. Suitable for the older students. 
 
 Jewett, Martha : 
 
 Hopi, the Cliff Bweller. Boston: Educational Publishing Co. 60/. 
 
 Johnson, Constance : 
 
 Mary in New Mexico* New York: The MacMillan Co. 209 pp*j ill. 'Jl»50. 
 Suitable for 10-12 years. 
 
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Johnston, Charles H. T. : 
 
 Famous Indian Chiefs. Boston: The Page Co.. 12mo*, ill. $2* Their 
 battles, sieges, treaties, and struggles with the white man* 
 
 J udd, Mary Catherine : 
 
 Wigwam Stories told by North American Indians* Boston: Ginn & Co, 
 
 271 pp„, ill* 92/, 
 
 Judson, Katha rine- n. ; 
 
 Old Crow .Stories* Boston: Little, Brown & Co*, 1917- 163 pp., ill. 
 
 £ 1 * 75 , 
 
 Old Crow and His Friends* Boston: Little, Brown & Co*, 1918. 202 pp., 
 
 ill* £1*75* 
 
 Kennedy, Howard Angus : 
 
 The New World Fairy Book* New; York: E- P * Button & Co*, 1922* 354 pp*, 
 
 ill* £2*50. Indian folk-lore stories of the Canadian border. 
 
 King, Charles (Gen.) : 
 
 Campaigning with Crook* New York; Harper & Bros., 1922. Post 8vo*, 
 ill* Treats of the Sioux campaign of 1876* 
 
 LaFlesche, Franc is: 
 
 The Middle Five* Boston; Small, Maynard & Co, 22? pp*, ill* £1*25. 
 The story of five little Cmaha Indian boys in a mission school,told 
 by one of them* 
 
 Laing, Mary E „; 
 
 The Hero of Longhouse. Yonkers-on-Hudson, N ,Y *: World Book Co., 192©** 
 Ill* $1*60. Story of the training of the Indian youth Hiawatha* 
 
 Lamprey, Louise : 
 
 Days of the Colonists. New York; Frederick A* Stokes Co. 8vo*, ill. 
 £2.50* Suitable for grammar schools* Story begins with John Smit£ 
 and carries on to the signing of the Declaration of Independence* 
 
 Days of the Discoverers* New York ; Frederick A* Stokes Co> 8vo., ill* 
 $2*50. Suitable for grammar schools. Life and adventures from 
 voyages of the Northmen to early settlement, by Spanish, English, 
 and French* 
 
 Lange, Dietrich ; 
 
 The’Mohawk Ranger^ Boston; Lsthrop, Lee and Shepard Co. Ill- $1*50* 
 Suitable for 7-9 grades and high school- Story of the French and 
 Indian Iter and a New York ranger* 
 
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Hun roe, Kirk : 
 
 The Flamingo Feather, New York: Harper & Bros., 1922. 16mo., ill. 
 
 Adventure of a young boy in unexplored part of Florida* 
 
 Neidhart* John G .: 
 
 The Splendid Wayfaring* New York : The MacMillan Co* 287 pp., ill. $1*75. 
 Suitable for 12-15 years. 
 
 " 1 Newell, Cicero : 
 
 J Indian Stories. New York: Silver, Burdette & Co*, 1912* 191 pp,. Suita- 
 
 y ble for 6th grade* 
 
 Nixon-Roulet, Mary F .: 
 
 Indian Folk Tales* New York: American Book Co. 192 pp., ill, 55/* 
 Suitable for 5th grade* Stories of Indian magic and tribal life. 
 
 Ober, Frederick A .: 
 
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 Tonrny Foster’s Adventures. Philadelphia: Henry Altemus Co* $1. Ex¬ 
 periences of a boy among the Pueblo. 
 
 Otis, James ; 
 
 Boys of Fort Schuyler. Boston: The Page Co. 12mo., ill, $1*50. His¬ 
 torical Indian story*- 
 
 Otis, James ; 
 
 St raterneyer, Edward : 
 
 The 
 
 Minute Boys 
 
 of 
 
 IThe 
 
 Minute 
 
 Boys 
 
 of ; 
 
 The 
 
 Minute 
 
 Boys 
 
 of 
 
 The 
 
 Minute 
 
 Bo.yk 
 
 of : 
 
 The 
 
 Minute 
 
 Boys 
 
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 The 
 
 Minute 
 
 Boys 
 
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 The 
 
 Minute 
 
 Boys 
 
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 The 
 
 Minute 
 
 Boys 
 
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 The 
 
 Minute 
 
 Boys 
 
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 The 
 
 Minute Boys 
 
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 (Comprising 
 
 The 
 
 $1.50 each*) 
 
 Parker, Thomas Valentine ; 
 
 12mo*. ill. 
 
 Cherokee Indians, with special reference to the relations with the United 
 States Government. Boston: BeWolfe & Fiske Co* 12mo., 116 pp* v i«25. 
 Suitable for high school and college* 
 
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Pa ckman, Francis : 
 
 The Oregon Trail, edited by TOn, E. Leonard. Boston: Ginn & Co. 76/* 
 Suitable for high school and college. 
 
 Partridge, E* N .: 
 
 Gloscap the Great Chief: Legends of the Micmac Indians* New York* The 
 MacMillan Co, 288 pp>, ill, $1*25. Suitable for 8-10 years* 
 
 Joyful Star: Indian Stories for Camp Fire Girls* New York: The MacMillan 
 Co* 195 pp M ill» $1*25* Suitable for 15 years, 
 
 Pendexter, Hugh : 
 
 A Virginia Scout* Indianapolis: The Bobbs-Merrill Co* 353 pp*. $1.75. 
 Suitable for 9th grade* 
 
 Phillips, T7« S»: 
 
 Indian Tales ror Little Folks. New York: Hurst & Co. 80 pp., ill. $2. 
 Phillips, W» 3 *.(El Comanch-») ; 
 
 Three Boys in the Indian Hills. Boston: The Page Co* 12mo*,ill. $1,75. 
 
 The Sandman: His Indian Stories* Boston: The Page Co* 12mo.,ill. $1.75. 
 Story of Indian legends* 
 
 Powers, Ella M * : 
 
 Stories of Indian Days. Boston: Educational Publishing Co. 60/« 
 
 Powers, Mabel (Yeh-sen-noh~wehs); 
 
 Stories the Iroquois Tell Their Children* New York: American Book Co. 
 
 216 pp>, ill, 75/, Stories of Indian children* Suitable for 3d grade. 
 
 Pratt, Mara L «: 
 
 Legends of the Red Children. New York: American Book Co, 142 pp., ill* 
 
 50/» Nature stories, the story of the land hereafter, etc. Suitable 
 for 3d grade, 
 
 Proudf oot, Mary A ,; 
 
 Hiawatha Industrial Reader. Chicago: Rand, McNally & Co., 1915, 193 pp 
 
 3.11* 85/* Suitable for 4th grade* Occupational work, illustrated 
 
 by stories showing howto make Indian articles mentioned in Long¬ 
 fellow^ Hiawaiha * 
 
 Reiter, Harriet G ,t 
 
 Stories of the Backwoods. Dansville, N.Y.: F.A.Owen Publishing Co. 32 
 pp*,7/.paper; 12/ limp cloth. Suitable for 4th grade. 
 
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Roberts, Thetdore Goodridge ; 
 
 The Red Feathers, Boston 
 Indian fairy tale. 
 
 The page Co, 12mo M ill, $1.65, An 
 
 Flying Plover: His Stories, told him by Squat-by-the-Fire* 
 Page Co, 12mo*, ill, $1,50* Indian fairy tales. 
 
 Poston; Tho 
 
 Robinson, C. H »: 
 
 Hawk: The Young Osage, Boston: The page Co, 272 pp,, 12rho., ill, Al*50. 
 stimulates a boy'to sports, 
 
 RoIt-Whee 1 e r, Francis » 
 
 The Boy with the^United States Indians. Boston: Lothrop, Lee 6c Shepard 
 oo. Large l2mo» J ill, $1,75* Suitable for high school. One of 
 the United States Service series; a story of those who work with and 
 for the Indians, 
 
 The Aztec-Hunters, Boston: Lothrop, Lee and Shepard Co. Large 12m6d, 
 ill* yl*75, A mystery story founded on Aztec explorations, 
 
 Ryan, Marah Ellis: 
 
 The Flute of the Gods# New York: Frederick A, Stokes Co, 8vo,, cloth, 
 v2*,50; 3/4- morocco, 05, An Indian hovel, illustrated with photo¬ 
 graphs by Edward S, Curtis* 
 
 Sabin, Edwin L ,: 
 
 Buffalo Bill and the Overland Trail. Philadelphia: J .B.Lippincott Co, 
 
 348 pp*, ill, $1*75* Suitable for junior Jgigh. 
 
 On the Plains with Custer.- Philadelphia: J.B* Lippincott Co* 308 pp., 
 ill. $1*75. Suitable for junior high* 
 
 With Cars on^and Fremont* Philadelphia: J.B.Lippincott Co* 301 pp., 
 ill? $1*75* Suitable for junior high* 
 
 General Crook and the Fighting Apaches. Philadelphia: J ,B.Lippincott Co. 
 301 pp *, ill, $1*75, Suitable for junior high. 
 
 Lost with Lieutenant Pike. Philadelphia: J,B.Lippincott Co* 314 pp*, 
 ill* $1*75* Suitable for junior high* 
 
 Boys’ Book of Border Battles* Philadelphia-*- Geo, W* Jacobs & Co* Cloth, 
 12mo*> ill* 349 pp, $2, 
 
 Boys’ Book of Frontier Fighters, Philadelphia: Geo. W. Jacobs & Co* 
 
 Cloth, 12mo.,ill. 373 pp. $2, 
 
 Boys 1 Book of Indian Warriors, Philadelphia: Geo. W. Jacobs & Co, Cloth, 
 12mo*, ill. 349 pp, $2* Stories of famous chiefs and heroic Indian 
 
 women* 
 
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Sage, AgnesC «: 
 
 A Little Colonial DomeNew York: Frederick A- Stokes Co- Ill. $2~5Gs» 
 Story of old New York- Suitable for grammar school. 
 
 Schoolcraft, Henry R »; 
 
 The Indian Fairy Book# New York: Frederick A# Stokes Co. 12mo,, ill. 
 &2*50, Suitable for primary and grammar schools* The pick of the 
 stories gathered by Henry R. Schoolcraft* 
 
 Sexton, Bernard : 
 
 Gray Wolf Stories; Indian Mystery Tales* New York.':. The MacMillan Co. 
 192 pp*, ill. $1.50. Suitable for 10~12 years. 
 
 Smith, Laura Rountree: 
 
 Hawk Eye, an Indian Story Reader. Chicago]; A. Flanagan Co., 1913* 96 
 
 pp*, ill* 50p a Suitable for 1-2 grades. 
 
 Starr, Frederick : 
 
 American Indians. Chicago; .D,C-Heath & Co*, 1899* 227 
 
 able for the older students. 
 
 pp*, ill. 
 
 , Suit 
 
 Stevenson, Augusta; 
 
 
 
 Romantic Indiana- Indianapolis: The Bobbs-Merrill Co, 
 $1. A dramatic pageant. Suitable for 8-9 grades. 
 
 185 pp*, 
 
 12mo. 
 
 Stoddard, Wm, Osborn: 
 
 
 
 Little Smoke. NewrYork: D* Appleton & Co. 295 pp#.ill» $1.75. 
 Suitable for 7th grade up* 
 
 The Red Patriot. New York: D. Appleton & Co,, 275 pp., ill. ^1*75. 
 Suitable for 7th grade up. 
 
 The Red Mustang. New York: Harper & Bros., 1922. Post 8vo., ill. Story 
 of the Mexican border and Apache adventures* 
 
 The Talking Leaves- New York: Harper & Bros#, 1922. 16mo., ill* Adven¬ 
 
 tures of an Indian girl and her adopted white sister. 
 
 Two Arrows . New York: Harper & Bros*., 1922« 16mo.,ill. Story of an 
 Indian boy whose friendship for the white people led them to educate 
 him. 
 
 St o d da rd , Win» 0 s b o m : 
 
 Mighels, Philip Verrill , and others; 
 
 Adventures with Indians. New York:Harper & Bros.,1922. 12rao*,ill* For 
 
 the most part fiction, although certain of the stories are largely fact 
 
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St ok c s, Win st on : 
 
 The Story of Hiawatha., New York : Frederick A, Stokes Co* 8vo., cloth, 
 ill* 03, Popular edition, $2- Suitable for grammar schools. Long¬ 
 fellow's poem, also prose version* 
 
 Stratemeyer, Edward : 
 
 With Washington in the West: or, A Soldiers Boy's Battltes in the Wilder¬ 
 ness* Boston : . Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Co. Ill, $1,50* 
 
 Marching on Niagara: or, The Soldier Boy* of the Old Frontier. Boston: 
 Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Co. Ill, $1,50. 
 
 At the Fall of Montreal: or, A Soldier Boy*3 Final Victory. Boston: 
 
 Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Co* :;I11. $1.50* 
 
 On the Trail of Pontiac: or, The Pioneer Boy 3 of the Ohio, Boston: Lothrop, 
 Lee & Shepard Co, Ill. $1*50. 
 
 The Fort in the Wilderness: or, The Soldier Boys of the Indian Trails. 
 Boston: Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Co. Ill* $1.50. 
 
 Trail andl Trading Post: or, The Young Hunters of the Ohio, Boston: 
 
 Lothrop, Lee and Shepard Co. Ill. $1.50, 
 
 (Comprising The Colonial Series, telling of suffering and heroism of 
 boys during Colonial Wars.) 
 
 Sweetser, Kate Dickinson : 
 
 Book of Indian Braves. New York: Harper & Bros* Ill. particularly 
 
 suitable for Boy Scouts. Story of Powhatan, Sequoyah, Pontiac, Joseph, 
 Osceola, Sitting Bull, and King Philip* 
 
 Tanner, Dorothy : 
 
 Legends from the Red Man's Forest. Chicago: A* Flanagan Co., 1916. 128 
 
 pp„, ill. 50/. Suitable for 3-4 grades*' Forty-seven Indian stories, 
 
 Thompson, Adele E *: 
 
 Brave Heart Elizabeth* Boston: Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Co. Ill. '^1.50* 
 Suitable for high school. Story of Elizabeth Zane and the Ohio fron¬ 
 tier. 
 
 Thompson, Jean M. : 
 
 Over Indian and Animal Trails. New York: Frederick A. Stokes Co. 8vo,, 
 ill, $2.50. Suitable for grammar school* Stories told by the old 
 chief to the Indian boy in the twilight by the camp fire. 
 
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, William ; 
 
 Wigwam Wonder Tales- New York : Chas. Scribner 1 s Sons. ...$X*5Q. Juvenile. 
 Myths of the Indians of the Northwest. 
 
 Tomlinson, Everett T «; 
 
 Tesumseh 1 s Young Braves* Boston: Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Co. Ill. $1» 75 . 
 One of seven volumes of the War of 1812 series. 
 
 The Pursuit of Apache Chief. New York: D# Appleton & Co. 285 pp*, ill* 
 $1*75. Suitable for 7th grade up. 
 
 Trail of Black Hawk- New York: D. Appleton & Co. 341 pp*, ill- $1< 75 * 
 Suitable for 7th grade up. 
 
 / Trail of Mohawk Chief. New York: D.'Appleton & Co* 314 pp., ill- s?l-75. 
 
 Suitable for 7th grade up. 
 
 Trail of Tecumseh. New York: D« Appleton & Co* 292 pp*, ill* vl* 7 ^* 
 Suitable for 7th grade up. 
 
 Scouting with Daniel Boone. Garden City, N «Y.; Doubleday, Page & Co* 
 
 Ill. $1.60* 
 
 Scouting with Kit Carson. Garden City, N .Y.: Doubleday, Page & Co. Ill. 
 $1.60* 
 
 Warren, Maude Radford : 
 
 Manabozho, or, The Great White Rabbit. Chicago: Rand, McNally <1 Co*,1918. 
 132 pp*, ill. 85/* Suitable for 5th grade* American Indian lew 
 legends, finding of fire, loss of speech by animals, etc-* 
 
 Washbume, Marion Foster : 
 
 Indian Legends. Chicago: Rand, McNally & Co*, 1915* 144 pp., ill* 
 
 85/. Suitable for 4th grade. 
 
 White, Stewurt Edward ; 
 
 Daniel Boone: Wilderness Scout* Garden City, N „Y. : Doubleday, Page & Co* 
 $1*75. History of Boone's life, interesting to all boys, particu¬ 
 larly to Boy Scouts* 
 
 The Magic Forest. New York; The MacMillan Co. 146 pp*, ill- $1*25. 
 Suitable for 6*8 years. 
 
 Whiteley* Bessie M. : 
 
 Longfellow, Henry W. : 
 
 Hiawatha's Childhood, an operatta for children- Boston: C* C. Birchard 
 & Co. Complete edition, 44 pp., 75/; vocal score, 16 pp,, 30/* 
 Operetta for unchanged voices, for grade and high schools, Camp 
 Fire Girls and Boy Scouts. 
 
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Whitney, Edsnn L .: 
 
 Perry, Frances M *: 
 
 Four American Indians (King Philip, Pontiac, Tecumssh, Osceola): A Book 
 for )foung Americans* New York: American Book Co. 240 pp», ill* 
 65/* Suitable for 5-7 grades* Histories of these chiefs written 
 in an attractive manner for young people. 
 
 Wiley, Belle : 
 
 Hewanee, The Little Indian Boy* New York : Silver, Burdette & Co. 101 pp 
 ill* Suitable for 2-3 grades* 
 
 ■Williams, George A *: 
 
 The Boys’ Book of Indians and the Wild West* New York: Frederick A. 
 Stokes Co, 4to., ill* $1.25. Suitable for primary and grammar 
 grades. Story for younger boys, describing Indian and cowboy lif 
 
 WiIson, Gilbe rt L *: 
 
 Wa-hee-nee: An Indian Girl's Story, told by herself to the author. St 
 Paul: Webb Publishing Co., 1921. 189 pp., profusely illustrated, 
 
 01.25. Suitable for 6-8 grades. Hidatta story from girlhood to 
 old age, with customs and characteristics of Hidatss and Mandan 
 Indians, 
 
 Myths of the Red Children* Boston: Ginn & Co. 154 pp., ill- 76/* 
 
 Indian Hero Tales. 
 60j^* Suitable 
 Indian names, 
 
 New York: American Book Co. 203 pp*, profusely ill. 
 for 3d, grade. Abnaki folk stories, with glossary o 
 instructions to make camp, etc. 
 
 Wood, Eric : 
 
 Boy’s Book of Redskins. New York: Funk & Wagaalls. 319 pp., ill- $2 
 Suitable for boys 3-8 grades* Pioneer and Indian war stones, 
 
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 ADDENDA. 
 
 Crawford, Isabel : 
 
 The Story of a Blanket Indian Missio*. Nov Y*rk: Fleming' H.' Revell 
 Co, 242 ppa., ill* $1.50 
 
Delleribaugh, Frederick S ,: 
 
 North Americans of Yesterday, New York: G. P, Putnam* s Sons, 1901, 
 
 487 pp„, ill. Suitable for high school and college. Descriptions 
 and photographs of antiquities of North and Central America. $4, 
 
 The Romance of the Colorado River. New York: G. P. Putnam’s Sons. ].909. 
 401 pp.j, ill. $3,50, Suitable for high school and college. Story 
 of Major Powell’s Explorations of the Colorado River, together with 
 descriptions of scenery and natives. 
 
 Fremont and *49. New York: G.P.Putnam’s Sons. 1914, 547 pp., ill. 
 
 ^4.50. Suitable for high school and college. Story of explorations 
 and development of the western country, especially of California, 
 
 Breaking the wilderness. New York: G.P.Putnam’s Sons. 1905. 360 pp., 
 
 ill. 13*50. Suitable for high school and college. The history of 
 the early days in the Great best. 
 
 Faris, J, T .: 
 
 The Alaskan Pathfinder: The Story of Sheldon Jackson, for Boys. New York: 
 Fleming H. Revell Co. 221 pp,, ill. £1,25. 
 
 McNeil, Everett : 
 
 The Totem of Black Hawk. New York: E. P. Dutton & Co. $2, Story of 
 the Middle best.for boys and girls, 
 
 Roosevelt , Theodo re: 
 
 The .Tinning of the best. Now York: G.P.Putnam’s Sons. 4 vols., ill. 
 Suitable for high school-and college. 
 
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