Name/Title
Letters and Notes of the manners, Customs, and Condition of the North American Indians, Vol. IIEntry/Object ID
L2019.13.113Description
Letters and Notes of the manners, Customs, and Condition of the North American Indians. Volume II, In 1832 George Catlin set out on a journey into North America. He traveled widely across the western frontier to meet and live with some of the most remote Native American tribes. During this period Native Americans were under severe pressure as the U.S. government was implementing policies which forced many of them off their ancestral lands and onto reservations west of the Mississippi River. Catlin's collection of letters are a study of the forty-eight different tribes that he spent time with. His work provides a depiction of how various Native Americans lived, covering their homes, their weapons, their stories and jokes, their religious beliefs, how they treated the dead, their appearances, their celebrations and ceremonies. Volume II, concentrates on the tribes in Arkansas, Texas, and Florida.
266/Hardcover/Green/Box set containing two books/IllustrationsCollection
Robidoux Collection by Hugh LewisLexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
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BookNomenclature Sub-Class
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Category 08: Communication ObjectsSearch Terms
Fox, Mandans, Fur Trading, Missouri River, Pawnee, Rocky Mountains, S. Louis, Missouri, Native AmericanBook Details
Author
Catlin, GeoPlace Published
City
MinneapolisState/Province
MinnesotaDate Published
1965Call No.
Robidoux CANotes
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Person or Organization
Catlin, George
