History of the Ottawa and Chippewa Indians of Michigan / A Grammar of Their Language, and Personal and Family History of the Author
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The author records the history and traditions of the Ottawa and Chippewa people in Michigan, recounting their origins, migrations, leaders, place-name explanations, and oral legends that parallel flood and sea-creature stories. It combines ethnographic notes with a concise grammar and English translations of the native language, plus family memoir and local recollections of epidemics, treaty encounters, and important councils. Chapters interweave linguistic material, mythic narratives, and personal remembrances to preserve cultural knowledge and everyday life as remembered by an elder familiar with both indigenous and settler worlds.
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