“The reading of all good books is like conversation with the finest (people) of the past centuries.” (E-Book) Algonquin Indian Tales
The following book was originally published in 1903 by Egerton R. Young. The book contains a collection of Algonquin Indian Tales as redistributed by Mr. Young.
The Algonquin people were one of the largest groups of Native Americans, spanning dozens of tribes. Their language was of Algonkian grouping. They resided in an area that consisted of most of the Canadian territory below the Hudson Bay down into the Rocky Mountain region then reaching across to the Atlantic Ocean and the eastern coast.
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Jul, 24, 2017
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Misty Hamilton Smith has been an avid Genealogist since the 1990s. She has a degree in History from SNHU and is the founder of Appalachian Genealogy. She also has a Bachelor's of Arts in Psychology with a focus in Mental Health from SNHU and a Master of Arts in Industrial/Organization Psychology from Capella University. She enjoys writing about history, genealogy, psychology, and science fiction.
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