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Dahcotah, Or Life and Legends of the Sioux
around Ft. Snelling
By Mrs. Mary Eastman
Introduction
Preliminary
Remarks On The Customs Of The Dahcotahs
Mock-Pe-En-Dag-A-Win; or, Checkered
Cloud, the Medicine Woman
Red Earth; or, Mocka-Doota-Win
Wenona; or, the Virgin's Feast
The Dahcotah Convert Wabashaw
Wabashaw or the Leaf
The Dahcotah Bride
Shah-Co-Pee. The Orator of the Sioux
Oye-Kar-Mani-Vim, The Track Maker
Eta Keazah or, Sullen
Face
Tonwa-Yah-Pe-Kin, The Spies
The Maiden's Rock or, Wenona's Leap
The Indian in a Trance
Oeche-Monesah, The Wanderer
Tah-We-Chut-Kin, The Wife
Wha-Zee-Yan, Another of the Giant Gods of the
Dahcotahs
Storms in Life and Nature; or, Unktahe
and the Thunder Bird
Haokah Ozape,
The Dance of the Giant
U-Mi-Ne-Wah-Chippe,
or, To Dance Around
WebMaster Note:
Dahocotah, Dahcotas, Dahkota, Dah-ko-tah=Dakota (Handbook of
American Indians North of Mexico, Hodge, Vol. II, p1050, 1910)
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