«Potawatomi Indians» by Otho Winger
«Potawatomi Indians» by Otho Winger
English | EPUB | 7.8 MB
English | EPUB | 7.8 MB
Fascinating and detailed history, originally publish in 1939, of the Native American Potawatomi tribe.&quote;The Pot-a-wat-o-mi Indians were a tribe of the great Algonquin race, whose tribes stretched from the Atlantic to the Mississippi and beyond. The original home of the Potawatomi was with or near, the parent tribe in the great lake region of northern Michigan, on the western shores of Lake Huron. From here they were driven west by the powerful Iroquois.In the French and Indian War the Potawatomi, like most of the tribes of the Northwest, took the side of the French. After the war, when the English had placed garrisons here and there, the Potawatomi joined Pontiac in his conspiracy to drive the English from the Indian lands.&quote;-Chapter 1