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With the help of Joseph Tatsey. - Amsterdam: Johannes Müller, 1912. X, 264 p.
The texts contained in this volume were collected by me during a second stay in Blackfoot reservation, from June 8th till September 17th 1911. I am indebted for them to several story-tellers, Indians of very different ages and degrees of mental development, but most of them ready enough to help a stranger from across the ocean, interested in their future as well as in their romantic past.
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PREFACE.
The
texts contained in this
volume were collected by
a second stay in Blackfoot reservation, from June 8""
17* 1911.
ber
am
I
me
till
during
Septem-
indebted for them to several story-tellers,
Indians of very different ages and degrees of mental development,
but most of them ready enough to help a stranger from across the ocean
,
interested in their future as well as in their romantic past. .
From stories,
appear, to
me
the
following
that in
only
one
list
and who acted
I
from
see,
whom
I
got the It
will
a few exceptions Joseph Tatsey explained
with
English, what was told by himself or by other persons
in their native language. In
he
can
each special case as interpreter.
in
some
cases,
not especially mentioned,
assisted me also by repeating the words of an informant, that might write them down at my ease. How the ancient Peigans lived. Told by Blood (Kainaikoan)
interpreted by Tatsey.
How Blood,
iliey
with
chased the
the
help
of
buffalo.
Communicated by Tatsey and
White-quiver
grass-bull (Otsimmokuistamik), interpreted
(Ksiksinopa)
and
Green-
by Tatsey.
Hoio their lodges were made. Communicated by Tatsey, with the help of Elie Gardepie and Green-grass-bull, interpreted by Tatsey.
on the societies. Based on Blood's knowledge of the subcommunicated and interpreted by Tatsey. The Doves and the Braves. Told by Blood, interpreted by
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ject, ,
Tatsey.
CMld-birth. Told and interpreted by Tatsey.
Marriage. Told and interpreted by Tatsey. Death and hereafter. Told and interpreted by Tatsey. Medieine-men. Told by Blood, completed and interpreted by Tatsey.
Snowhlindness.