Rising Wolf, the white Blackfoot
Subtitle: Hugh Monroe's story of his first year on the plains
By: by James Willard Shultz, with illustrations by Frank E. Schoonover.
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin company
Published: 1919
Place of publication: Boston; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 252
Subjects: Monroe, Hugh, 1798-1895 or 6. [from old catalog]; Siksika Indians.
Description: Get an inside look at the way of life of North America's Native American tribes in the years before large numbers of white pioneers began to arrive. This fascinating account follows the life of Hugh Monroe, an English-Canadian man who married into the Blackfeet tribe and spent the rest of his life living among them -- Google books.
Table of contents: title: With the Hudson's Bay Company
pagenum: 3
label: I; title: The Sun-Glass
pagenum: 29
label: II; title: Hunting with Red Crow
pagenum: 56
label: III; title: A Fight with the River People
pagenum: 79
label: IV; title: Buffalo Hunting
pagenum: 104
label: V; title: Camping on Arrow River
pagenum: 129
label: VI; title: The Crows attack the Blackfeet
pagenum: 154
label: VII; title: In the Yellow River Country
pagenum: 179
label: VIII; title: The Coming of Cold Maker
pagenum: 205
label: IX; title: Making Peace with the Crows
pagenum: 230
label: X