Life in America; or, the wigwam and the cabin,
Simms, William Gilmore, 1807-1870. *A 8242.24 Life in America; or, the wigwam and the cabin. By the author of
“The Yemassee,” “Guy Rivers,” &c.
— Aberdeen. Clark. 1848. 311 pp. 18% cm., in 12s. Contents. — Grayling; or, “murder will out.” — The two camps, a legend of the Old North State. — The last wager, or the gamester of the Mississippi. — The arm-chair of Tusten uggee, a tradition of the Catawba. — The snake of the cabin. — Oakatibbe, or the Choctaw Sampson. — Jocassee, a Cherokee legend. — Mr. Green. — “How would you like it.” Published also under the title: The wigwam and the cabin.
This card was printed at the Boston Ee Public Library, June 7, 1932.
D444 — T.r. — South, The. Hist. Fict. — Indians of America. Hist. Fict.