The last Algonquin
Theodore L. Kazimiroff (Author)
The story of an Algonquin who was living off the land in a park in the Bronx during the 1920s. A document of the life of an extraordinary man, the last of his tribe, who lived in an untouched corner of New York City, as his ancestors had lived before him
collective biographies
xxv, 197 pages : maps ; 24 cm
9780802706980, 9780802775177, 0802706983, 0802775179
7977016
A strange meeting
A clay pot
"How "medicine" came to be
A gift is passed across the ages
"Indian fishing"
The joining of two clans
Last of the Turtle Clan
The American City
New York
A wounded fugitive
The hardest winter
The cave bear
The coal mine
Indian again
The red-haired woman
The yellow-eyed dog
A dugout canoe
On the Hudson River
The attack
Monatun
To the land of his ancestors
Includes index