Long Lance: The Autobiography Of A Blackfoot Indian Chief
by
Chief Buffalo Child Long Lance, Sylvester Long
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1928. The Indians of whose experience I have written in this book were the last tribes to encounter the white man. The region is the Far Northwest: northern Montana, Alberta, Saskatchewan and British Columbia. The ruling tribe of this wild domain was that of the Blackfeet, known as the Tigers of the Plains. Contents: First Remembered Things; Swear by the Horn; What's in an Indian Name; The Seven Tents of Medicine; The Rite of the Buffalo Head; Chief Carry-the-Kettle; An Arrow from White Dog's Quiver; The Making of a Brave; White Foreheads; Sheep, Goats and Mountain-Lions; Rock Thunder's Death Song; Wolf Brother; The Ghost Horse; The White Man's Buffalo Robe; The Passing of the Medicine-Man; The Carnival of Peace; Outlaw; and No More Roving.
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