My life as an Indian
Subtitle: the story of a red woman and a white man in the lodges of the Blackfeet
By: by J.W. Schultz; illustrated from photographs, mostly by George Bird Grinnell.
Contributors: Grinnell, George Bird, 1849-1
Publisher: Doubleday, Page & Company
Published: 1907
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 426
Subjects: Siksika Indi; Indians of North America -- Social life and cust
Table of contents: title: 1. Fort Benton; title: 2. The Ruse of a Savage Lover; title: 3. The Tragedy of the Marias; title: 4. A War Trip for Horses; title: 5. Days with the Game; title: 6. The Story of the Crow Woman; title: 7. A White Buffalo; title: 8. A Winter on the Marias; title: 9. I Have a Lodge of My Own; title: 10. The Killing of a Bear; title: 11. The Kutenai’s Story; title: 12. The Great Race; title: 13. The Snake Woman; title: 14. The Snake Woman’s Quest; title: 15. I Return to my People; title: 16. The Story of Rising Wolf; title: 17. A Friendly Visit from the Crows; title: 18. A Raid by the Crows; title: 19. Nat-Ah-Ki’s Wedding; title: 20. The Attack on the Hunters; title: 21. Never-Laughs Goes East; title: 22. The War Trip of Queer Person; title: 23. The Piegans Move In; title: 24. A Wolverine’s Medicine; title: 35. Little Deer’s End; title: 26. The Ways of the Northland; title: 27. The Story of Ancient Sleeper; title: 28. Diana’s Marriage; title: 29. A Game of Fate; title: 30. Trade, Hunt and War Party; title: 31. Na-Ah-Ki’s Ride; title: 32. Curbing the Wanderers; title: 33. Crees and Red Rivers; title: 34. The Last of the Buffalo; title: 35. The “Winter of Death”; title: 36. The “Black Robe’s Help”; title: 37. Later Years