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About the Author
Mabel Powers was a white woman who went from wigwam to wigwam listening to and recording the stories of the Iroquois. She was even made an honorary member of the Iroquois and given the Indian name, Yeh sen noh wehs, which means "one who carries and tells the stories." First published in 1917, these entertaining short stories are authentic Native American folk tales.
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- PublisherPinnacle Press
- Publication date2017
- ISBN 10 1374863769
- ISBN 13 9781374863767
- BindingHardcover
- Number of pages138
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