Indian Ways Of Yore - Fables And Fact

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The accounts in "Indian Ways Of Yore - Fables and Fact" focuses on Sioux bands of the Upper Midwest in early pre-reservation days. It uncovers the traditional life of the Sioux people, their customs, legends, warm family relations, reverence for animals, and struggle for survival. Included are factual historical figures like Little Crow and Tamahay, the one-eyed scout, and the real-life 1862 Sioux Uprising in Minnesota. Read about exciting intertribal warfare and the lone warrior's exploits, as well as his more tender side in trying to fathom the mysteries of brave and maiden, manhood and womanhood, seen in "The Love of Antelope," "The Madness of Bald Eagle," "Winona, the Woman-Child" and other compelling stories of Native American men and women.