Sketches of Indian life
By: by Rev. F. Frost ; with introductory preface by His Lordship the Bishop of Algoma.
Publisher: W. Briggs
Published: 1904
Place of publication: Toronto
Language: eng
Number of pages: 297
Subjects: Indians of North America -- Missions.
Table of contents: title: -By the Camp-Fire; title: -Among the Traps; title: -The Stone Axe; title: -Nanabooshoo’s Blanket; title: -Pod; title: -Okezhegook; title: -The First Indian Corn; title: -On the Ice; title: -The Deserted Village; title: -Chief Buhgwujjenene; title: -Old Gakesheoongai; title: -The Receding Village; title: -The Nepigon Mission; title: -On the Track of the Bear; title: -The Mysterious Lake; title: -Visiting the Indians; title: -Fishing for Speckled Trout in the Nepigon River; title: -The Stormy Sunday; title: -A Gathering of Indians; title: -The Bad Indian; title: -Superstitions of North American Indians; title: -The Good-Natured Indian; title: -Funeral of an Indian Child; title: -Camping at the White Chute, Nepigon River; title: -On the Track of the Cariboo; title: -The Indian Wake; title: -With the Indians in the Lumber Woods; title: -The Indian Dance; title: -At the Indian Sugar Camp; title: -An Indian Pow-wow on Lake Nepigon; title: -Farewell Service on Lake Nepigon; title: -The Civilized Indian