Marion Eleanor Gridley

Describes the distinctive ways of life of the major Indian tribes of the Northeast, Southeast, Plains, and Northwest coast

Traces the history of the Navajo people, retells some of their legends, and compares their ancient and modern way of life.

Explores the history, way of life, and art of the Haida Indians of British Columbia's Queen Charlotte Islands.

A biography of the Osage Indian girl who became a world-renowned ballerina.

An easy-to-read biography of the Ottawa chief who fought a losing battle against the white man.

Discusses the history, customs, dwellings, dress, and famous leaders of the Great Plains tribe who called themselves Dakota.

Brief biographies of twenty-six Indians from various tribes and professions who are devoted to the advancement of their people.

A collection of Indian legends from the United States and Canada.

A brief biography of the early nineteenth-century Seminole chief who fought a long battle to keep his people from being deported from their Florida homes.

Describes the distinctive ways of life of the major Indian tribes of the Northeast, Southeast, Plains, Desert, and Northwest coast.

Surveys the history, way of life, and culture of Indian tribes from eleven geographical areas of the United States and Canada.

Discusses the history and customs of the Seminole Indians and their way of life in Florida today.

A history of the Iroquois, an Indian league formed by five large tribes shortly before the arrival of Columbus, describing customs, foods, dress, shelter, legends, games, and other aspects of Indian life.