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MF-$0.65 HC-$3.29*American Indians; *Bibliographies; Childrens Books;*Curriculum Guides; *Fiction; *Library Collections;Reference Materials; TextbooksSacramento State College

ABSTRACTEarly in 1969, the Sacramento State College Library

began a series of bibliographies designed to aid its patrons inmaking more effective use of existing library resources. Thispublication, Number 7 of that series directed specifically to areasinvolved in the college's developing ethnic studies programs, citesmaterials published between 1905 and 1969 concerning the NativeAmerican. The publications cited are available in the CurriculumLibrary and the young people's collection of the Sacramento StateCollege Library. Call numbers are indicated, as are broad grade levelusages for the fiction and nonfiction books. A total of 58 fiction,152 nonfiction, 20 textbooks, and 45 curriculum guides is included.The curriculum guides and textbooks, while usable for kindergartenthrough grade 8, will be most helpful with the intermediate grades.(LS)

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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.EOUCATION & WELFAREOFFICE OF EDUCATION

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Sacramento State College Library has cataloged this publication as follows:

California. Sacramento State College. Library.

Native Americans; a bibliography for youngpeople compiled by Elgie Fuson. Sacramento,

1970.

22p. 28cm. (Its Bibliographic series,

no. 7)

1. Indians of North America...Juvenile literatureBibliography I. Fuson, Elgie U II. California.Saoramento State College, Library. Bibliographio series,

no. 7. III. Title

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CONTENTS

Page

INTRODUCTION

PREFACE if.

FICTION 1

NONFICTION 5

TEXTBOOKS 17

CURRICULUM GUIDES 19

INTRODUCTION

Early in 1969, the Sacramento State College Library begana series of bibliographies designed to aid our patrons tomake more effective use of the existing resources of theLibrary. This publication is Number 7 of that series. A

number of publications in the series have been directedspecifically to areas involved in the College's developingEthnic Studies programs. Previous publications have con-cerned themselves with Chicano, Black, and Asian materials;this is the first publication in the series concerned withNative American materials. It has been compiled by Mts.Elgie M. Fuson, Curriculum Librarian, to be of assistanceto teachers in helping their young students to know theAmerican Indian.

As usual, the Library staff will be most interested incomments and suggestions from users of this publication.

Gordon P. MartinCollege Librarian

PREFACE

This bibliography is a selection of materials, concerning theNative American, available in the Curriculum Library and youngpeople's collection of the Sacramento State College Library.It is the hope of the compiler that it will be helpful to adultsassisting young people to know the American Indian. Althoughit reflects holdings as of Fall of 1969, additional materialsare constantly being acquired.

Call numbers are indicated in the margin to the left of theentry. Broad grade level usage in the fiction and nonfictionbooks is indicated in the parenthesis. The curriculum guidesand textbooks, while usable for kindergarten through gradeeight, will be most helpful with the intermediate grades.

Special thanks are extended to Bonnie Floyd and Sitaron Noisewho prepared the initial entries and who were msticulousbibliographic checkers. Their continuous effort speeded thecompiling of this bibliography. Teresha Taylor typed the

master copy.

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NATIVE AMERICANS

A Bibliography for Young Pedple

FICTION

juv Annixter, Jane.A615b

j uv

A728

juvB167A

juvB167w

Buffhlo Chief. Nev York: Holiday House, 1958. (7-9)

Armer, Laura Adams.Waterless Mountain. New York: Longmans,green, 1931. (5-6)

Baker, Betty.Killer-of-Death. New York: Harper & Row, 1963. (3-6)

Baker, Betty.Walk the World's Pim. New York: Harper & Row,1965. (3-6)

juv Beeler, Alex W.B366 The Ficture-Skin Story. New York: Holiday

House, 1957. (5-7)

j uv Bothwell, Jean.B7491 Lady of Roatoke. New York: Holt, Rinehart and

Winston, 1965, (7-12)

juv Brock, Emma L.B864a Drusilla. New York: Macmillan, 1937. (4-5)

iuv Brock, Emma L.B864h One Little Indian Boy. New York: Alfred A.

Knopf, 1932. (K-2)

juv Bronson, Wilfred S.B869p Joutney. New York: Julian Messner,

1948. (3-5)

juv Buff, Mary.B929h Hah-Nee ofthe Cliff Welters. Boston:

Houghton Mifflin, 1956. (3-6)

juv Buff, Mary.8929k Kemi, an Indian Boy Before the White Man Came.

Los Angeles: Ward Ritchie Press, 196. (5-8)

j uv Bulla, Clyde Robert.B935i Indian Hitl. New York: Thomas Y. Crowell,

1963. (3-5)

juv Butler, Beverly.

B985 Feather in the Wind. New York: Dodd, Mead,

1965. (9-12)

juv Cannon, Cornelia.C226 The Pueblo Boy. New York: Houghton Mifflin,

1926. (5-7)

juv Chandler, Edna Walker.C455 Buff.alo Boy. Chicago: Benefic Press, 1957. (2-4)

juv Chandler, Edna Walker.C455k Little WoZf and the Thunder Stick, Chicago:

Benefic Press, 1956. (2-4)

juv Chandler, Edna Walker.C455y Young Hawk (California Indian). Chicago:

Benefic Press, 1957. (2-4)

juv Clark, Ann Nolan.C592j Little Navaho BZuebird. New York: Viking

Press, 1943. (4-6)

juv Clark, Ann Nolan.

C592n Medicine Man's Daughter. New York: Farrar,

Straus, 1963. (4-6)

Clark, Ann Nolan.

juv This for That. San Carlos, Calif.: Golden

C592t Gate Junior Books, 1965. (4-6)

juv Coatsworth, Elizabeth.

C652ca The Cave. New York: Viking Press, 1958. (4-7)

juv Coatsvorth, Elizabeth.

C652f Five BusheZ Farm. New York: Macmillan,

1946. (4-5)

juv Coatsworth, Elizabeth.

C652g The GoZden Horseshoe. New York: Macmillan1935. (4-7)

juv Colver, Anne.

C7265b Bmad-and-Butter Indian. New York: Holt,Rinehart and Winston, 1964. (3-5)

juvC777d

Cooper, James Fenimore.The Deerslayer. New York: Scribner, 1925. (7-12)

juv Cooper, Janes Fenimore.

C777m The Last of the Mohicans. Cleveland: World,

1957 1957. (7-12)

juv DeLeeuw, Cateau.D3465 Fear in the Forest. New York: Thomas Nelson,

1960. (4-6)

juv Deming, Therese 0.

D381i Indians in Winter Camp. New York: Laidlaw,

1931. (2-3)

juv Deming, Therese 0.

D381

juvD733a

LittZe Eagle. Chicago: Whitman, 1931. (1-2)

Douglas, Emily Taft.Appleseed Fdrm. New York: Abingdon -

Cokesbury, 1948. (4-6)

juv Dwight, Allan.

D991d Drums in the Forest. New York: Macmillan,1956. (9-12)

juv Edmonds, Walter D.

E24m Matchlock Gun. New York: Dodd, Mead, 1941.

(4-6)

juv Gendron, Val.

G325b Behimid the4Uni Mdsks. New York: Longmans,

Green, 1958. (9-12)

juv Hayes, Wilma P.

H425e Easter Fires. New York: Coward-McCann,

1959. (3-5)

juv Hoff, Syd.

H698k Little Chief. New York: Harper, 1961. (1)

juv Hoffine, Lyla.

H6985 The Eagle Feather N.ize. New York: David

McKay, 1962. (4-6)

juv Holling, Hollins Clancy.

H741m Minn of the Mississippi. Boston: HoughtonNifflin, 1951. (5-6)

juv Lampman, Evelyn.

L238n Navaho Sister. Garden City, N. Y.: Doubleday,

1956. (5-8)

juv McCracken, Harold.14132q The Great White Buffalo. Philadelphia:

Lippincott, 1946. (7-9)

juv McGuire, Frances.

M1481 Indian Drums Beat Again. New York: Dutton,

1953. (6-8)

juv Moon, Grace./

M8175c Chi-Pee: Adventures of a Little Indian Girl.

Garden City, New York: Doubleday, Page, 1925. (4-6)

juv Moran, Mabel.

M829t Trail of the Little Paiute. Philadelphia:Lippincott, 1952. (5-7)

uv Nevin, Evelyn C.

N526r The River Spirit and the Mountain Damns.Princeton, N. J.: Van Nostrand, 1965. (6-9)

juv O'Dell, Scott.

023 Island of the Blue DoZphins. Boston: Houghton,Mifflin, 1960. (5-8)

juv Parish, Peggy.P2336g Zad Hunting Little Indian, New York: Young

Scott Books, 1962. (K-2)

juv Ray, Ophelia.

R264 Daughter of the Tejas. Greenwich, Conn.:

New York Graphic Society, 1965. (4-8)

juv Ressler, Theodore Whitson.

R435t Treasury ofAmerican Indian TaZes. New York:

Association Press, 1957. (6-12)

juv Rowland, Florence W.

R883p Pasquala of Santa Ynell Agssion. New York:

Walck, 1961. (K-6)

juv Sandoz, Mari.

S218h The Horsecatcher. Philadelphia: Westminster,1957. (9-12)

juv Snedden, Genevra.

S6696d Docas, Indian of Santa Clara. Boston:D. C. Heath, 1942. (4-6)

juv Stephens, Peter John.

S834t Towappu, Puritan Renegade. New York: Atheneum,

1966. (5-8)

juv Waltrip, Lela.

W241g Quiet Boy. New York: Longmans, Green, 1961. (K-6)

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juv Wilder, Laura Ingalls.W673k Little House on the Prairie. New York:

Harper, , 1935.

juv Wilson, Hazel.W748h His Indian Brother. New York: Abingdon

Press, 1955. (4-6)

juv Worcester, Donald Emmet.W919a Lone Hunter and the Cheyennes. New York:

Oxford University Press, 1957. (4-6)

juv Worcester, Donald Bonnet.W919b Lone Hunter's First Buffalo Hunt. N.-.14 York:

Walck, 1952. (4-6)

juv Worcester, Donald Ermnet.W919a Lone Hunter's Gray Pony. New York: Walck,

1956. (5-7)

NONFICTION

juv American Heritage.973.2 The French and Indian Wars. New York:A512 American Heritage, 1962. (7-9)

juv American Heritage.970.1 Indians of the Plains. New York: AmericanA512 Heritage, 1960. (7-9)

juv Anderson, A. H.970.1 Squanto mid the Pilgrims. Chicago: Wheeler,S773a 1949. (2-5)

juv Armer, Laura Adams.970.1 In Navajo Land. New York: David McKay,A728 1962. (6-8)

q Aulaire, Ingri d'.

juv Pocahontas. Garden City, New York: Doubleday,970.1 1946. (3-5)P739a

juv Baity, Elizabeth Chesley.970.1 . Americans Before Colwnbus. New York: VikingB164 Press, .1951. (7-9)

juv Baldwin, Gordon Cortis.970.1 Amertca!s Buried Past. New York: Putnam,B181a 1962. (5-7)

juv Baldwin, Gordon Cortis.970.1 The Ancient Ones: Basketmakers and CliffB181 Dwellers of the Southwest. New York: Norton,

1963. (6-9)

juv Baldwin, Gordon Cortis.970.1 How Indians Really Lived. New York: PutnamB181h 1967. (5-9)

juv Bauer, , Helen.

970.1 California Indian Days. Garden City, NewB344 York: Doubleday, 1963. (4-6)

juv970.1

E627b

Beals, Frank Lee.Chief Black Hawk. Chicago: Wheeler, 1943. (3-5)

juv Belting, Natalia.970.1 The Long-Tailed Bear., and Other Indian Legends.B453 Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, 1962. (1-5)

juv Belting, Natalia.398.2 The Sun Is a Golden Earring. New York:

B453a Holt, 1962. (4-8)

juv Bennett, Kay.970.3 Kaibah; Recollection of a Navajo Girlhood.B471k Los Angeles: Westernlore Press, 1964. (6-9)

juv Bleeker, Sonia.970.1 Apache Indians. New York: Morrow, 1951. (4-7)

B646a

juv Bleeker,, Sonia.

970.1 The Cherokee: Indicms of the Mountains.B646b New York: Morrow, 1952. (4-7)

juv Bleeker, Sonia.970.1 Chippewa Indians: Rice Gatherers of theB646c Great Lakes. New York; Morrow, 1955. (4-7)

juv Bleeker, Sonia.970.1 The Crow Indians: Hunters of the NorthernB646e Plains. New York: Morrow, 1953. (4-7)

juv Bleeker, Sonia.970.1 - Delaware Indians: Eastern Fishermen ondB646d Farmers. New York: Morrow, 1953. (4-7)

juv Bleeker, Sonia.

970.1 Horsemen of the Western Plateaus: The NezB646f Perm' Indians. New York: Morrow, 1957. (4-6)

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juv Bleeker, Sonia.

970.1 Indic= of the Long-House: The Story ofB646i the Iroquois. New York: Morrow, 1950. (4-7)

juv Bleeker, Sonia.970.1 Mission Indians of California. NeVI York:

B646 Morrow, 1956. (5-6)

juv Bleeker, Sonia.970.1 Pueblo Indians: Farmers of the Rio Grande.B646p New York: Morrow, 1955. (4-7)

juv Bleeker,9 Sonia.970.1 Sea Hunters: Indiano of the NorthwestB646n Coast. New York: Morrow, 1951. (4-7)

juv Bleeker, Sonia.970.1 Seminole Indians. New York: Morrow, 1954.

B646s (4-7)

juv Bleeker, Sonia.970.1 The Sioux Indians. New York: Morrow,B646si 1962. (2-6)

juv Brindze, Ruth.970.1 Story of the Totem Pole. New York: Vanguard,B858 1951. (4-7)

juv Buckmaster, Henrietta.973.5 The Seminole Wass. New York: CollierB925 Books, 1966. (6-9)

juv Buff,, Mary.

970.1 Dancing Cloud, the Navajo Boy. New York:

B929 Viking Press, 1937. (4-5)

juv Bulla, Clyde Robert.970.1 Squanto, Friend of the White Men.S773 New York: Thomas Y..Crowell, 1954. (2-5)

juv Burns, William A.728 World Full of Homes. New York: McGraw-Hill,B967 1953. (4-6)

juv Clark, Ann Nolan.970.1 Blue Canyon Horse. New York: Viking Press,

C592c 1954. (2-4)


970.1 In My Mother's House. New York: Viking Press,

C592b 1941. (2-4)


970.1 LittZe Indian Basket Maker. Los Angeles:

C592 Melmont, 1957. (1-3)

juv Clark, Ann Nolan.970.1 Little Indian Pottery Maker. Los Angeles:

C592a Melmont, 1955. (1-3)

juv Coatsworth, Elizabeth.970.1 Indian Encomters. New York: Macmillan,C6521 1960. (5-7)

juv Colby, Carroll B.970.1 Cliff-Dwellings: Ancient Ruins from America'sC686 Post. New York: Coward-McCann, 1965. (3-5)

juv Cooke, David Coxe.970.1 Apache Wrrior. New York: Norton, 1963.M277c (6-9)

juv Corcos, Lucille.970.1 From Ungeo04 1, to OyayZee, 10: A CountingC793 Book for at LittZe Indians. New York:

Pantheon Books, 1965. (1-3)

juv Cornplanter, Jesse J.808.8 Legends of the Longhouse Told to Sah-Nee-Weh,C525c the White Sister. Port Washington, New York:

I. J. Friedman, 1963. (4-6)

juv Creighton, Luella Sanders Bruce.92 Tecumseh: The Story of the Shomnee Chief%T255 New York: St. Martins, 1965. (5-7)

juv Curry, Jane Louise.970.1 Down from the Lonely Mountain: CaliforniaC976 Indian Tales. New York: Harcourt, Brace,

World, 1965. (3-5)

juv Dalgiesh, Alice.

973.1 America Begins. New York: Scribner, 1958.

D142 (4-5)

1959

juv Daugherty, James..

92 Daniel Boone. New York: Viking Press, 1939.

B724d (5-6)

juv Dines, Glen.970.1 Indian Pony. New York: Macmillan, 1963.

D583 (4-6)

juv Dobrin, Norma Zane.

970.1 Delawares. Chicago: Melmont 1963. (3-6)

D634

juv Dorian, Edith M.970.1 Hokahey: American Indians Then and Nob).

D696 New York: Whitticsey Bousc, 1957. (6-9)

juv Elting , Mary.970.1 First Book of Indians. New York: Watts,E51 1950. (4-7)

juv Estep, Irene.970.1 Seminoles. Chicago: Melmont, 1963. (4-6)E793

juv Faber, Doris.970.1 The Life of Pocahontas. New York: Prentice-P739f Hall, 1963. (3-6)

juv Farnsworth, Frances Joyce.970.1 Winged Moccasins. New York: Julian Messner,S119f 1954. (7-9)

juv Fenner, Phyllis Reid.808.8 The Dark and Bloody Ground, Stories of theF336a American Frontier. New York: Morrow, 1'163.

(7-9)

juv Fenner, Phyllis Reid.808.8 Indians, Indians, Indians: Stories of TepeesF336i and Tomahawks, Wampum Belts & War Bonnets,

Peace Pipes & Papooses. New York: Watts,1950. (6-8)

juv Fenton, Carroll Lane.970.1 Cliff Dwellers of Walnut Canyon. New York:F342 John Day, 1969. (3-5)

juv Fisher, Anne B.970.1 Stories California Indians Told. Berkeley,F533 Calif.: Parnassus Press, 1957. (4-7)

juv Fletcher, Sydney E.970.1 American Indian. New York: Grosset & Dunlap,F615 1954. (5-9)

Fletcher, Sydney E.j uv The Big Book of Indians. New York: Grosset970.1 & Dunlap, 1950. (3-5)F615b

juv Garst, Doris.970.1 Chief Joseph of the Nez Perces. New York:J83 Julian Messner, 1953. (7-9)

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juv Gars t , Doris .

970.1 Crazy Horse, Great Warrior of the Sioux.C911 Boston: Houghton: f f 1in , 1950. (7-9)

juv Gars t , Doris.

970.1 Sitting Bull, Champion of His People.S623 New York: Julian Messner, 1946. (6-9)

juv Glubok, Shirley.970.1 The Art of the North American Indian.G567 New York: Harper & Row, 1964. (4-7)

juv574G611

Goetz, Delia.Swamps. New York: Morrow, 1961. (3-5)

juv Graham, Shirley.970.1 The Story of Pocahontas. New York:

P739g Grosset & Dunlap, 1953. (6-9)

juv Grant, Bruce.970.1 American Indians, Yesterday and Today.G761 New York: Dutton, 1958. (6-9)

juv Harrington, Mark Raymond.970.1 The Indians of New Jersey: Dickon Among theH311 Lenapes. New Biunswick, N. J.: Rutgers

University Press, 1963. (7-9)

juv Harris, Christie.970.1 Once Upon a Totem. New York: Atheneum,H313 1963. (4-7)

juv Harris, Christie.970.1 Raven's Cry. New York: Atheneum, 1966.H313r (4-7)

juv Harvey, Lois F.

970.1 Toyanuki's Rabbit, Story of a Paiute Boy.H341 Chicago: Melmont, 1964. (3-6)

juv Havighurst , Walter. .

978 First Book of the Oregon Trail. New York:H388 Watts, 1960. (4-6)

juv Hayes, William D.970.1 Indian Tales of the Desert People. New York:

H418 David McKay, 1957. (4-7)

juv Hazeltine, Alice Isabel.970.1 Red Man, White Man. New York: Lothrop,H429 1957. (7-9)

juv Rof sinde , Robert.970.1 The Indian and P's Horse. New York: Morrow,H713b 1960. (4-7)

juv Hofsinde, Robert.745 Indian Beadoark. New York: Morrow, 1958.H713 (4-9)

juv Hofsinde, Robert.970.1 Indian Costwes. New York: Morrow, 1968.H713c (3-6)

juv Hofsinde, Robert.970.1 Indian Fishing and Camping. New York:H713f Morrow, 1963. (3-6)

juv Hofsinde, Robert.970.1 Indian Games and Crafts. New York: Morrow,H713g 1957. (5-7)

juv Hofsinde, Robert.970.1 Indian Hunting. New York: Morrow, 1962.H713h (2-6)

juv Hofsinde, Robert.780 Indian Music Makers. New York: Morrma,11713 1967. (3-6)

juv Hofsinde, Robert.970.1 Indian Ficture Writing. New York: Morrow,H713a 1959. (7-9)

juv Hofsinde, Robert.970.1 Indians Secret World. New York: Morrow,H7131 1955. (5-8)

juv Hofsinde, Robert.970.1 Indian Sign Language. New York: Morrow,H713 1956. (4-8)

juv Hofsinde, Robert.970.1 Indian Warriors and Their Weapoms. NewH713w York: Morrow, 1965. (3-6)

juv Hofsinde, Robert.

970.1 Thogans at Home. New York: Morrow, 1964.H713j (3-6)

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juv Hollins, Rolling Clancy.

970.1 Book of Indians. New York: Platt &11741 Munk, 1935. (5-8)

juv Hollmann, Clide Anne.970.1 Pontiac, King of the Great Lakes. NewP811h York: Hastings House, 1968. (4-7)

j uv Hunt , Walter Bernard.970, 1 Golden Btok of Indian Crafts and Lore.11943 Ne. York: Simon and Schuster, 1954. (4-7)

juv Hunt, Walter Bernard.745 Indiancraft. Milwaukee: Bruce, 1942.

11943 (6-9)

juv James, Harry Clebourne.970.1 The Hopi Indian Butterfly Dance. Chicago:

J27 Melmont, 1959. (2-4)

juv Jenkins, Mildred.

970.1 Before the White Man Cone. Portland,

352 Ore.: Binfords & MOrt, .1951. (4-7)

juv Kjelgaard, James Arthur.

970.1 The Story of Gervnimo. New York: Grosset

G377k & Dunlap, 1958. (7-9)

juv Kroeber, Theodora.

970.1 Ishi, Last. of His Tribe. Berkeley, Calif.:

K93 Parnas.sus Press, 1964. (5-.9)

juv Lenski, Lois.92 Indion Captive: The Story of Mcmy Jemison.J49 t Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1941. (6-8)

juv Lenski,970.1 Little Sioux Girl. Philadelphia: Lippincott,

L573 1958. (K-2)

4 UV Linderman, Frank Bird.

970.1 Kootenai Why Stories. New York: Scribner,

L744 1926. (5-8)

juv Macfarlan, Allan A. .

793 Book of American Indian Games. New York:

M143 Association Press,-'1958. (7-12)

juv MacMillan, Cyrus.

970.1 Glooskap's County and Other Indian Tales.M167 New York: Oxford University Press, 1956. (4-6)

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juv McNeer, May Yonge.

970.1 The American Indian Story. New York: ArielM169a Books, 1963. (4-7)

q McNeer, May Yonge.juv Story ofthe Southwest. New York: Harper,979 1948. (4 -7)*

M169

juv McNeer, May Yonge.970.1 War Chief of the Seminoles. New York:081m Random House, 1954. (5-9)

juv McSpadden, Joseph Walker.970.1 indian Heroes. New York: Thomas Y.M175 Crowell, 1950. (6-9)

juv Maginley, C. J.745 Historic Models of Early America. New11I94 York: Harcourt, Brace, 1947. (6-8)

juv Manning-Sanders, Ruth.970.1 Red Indian Polk and Fdiry Tales. LondonM284 Oxford University Press, 1960. (3-6)

juv Marriott, Alice Lee.970.1 The First Comers; Indians of America'sM359a Dawn. New York: Longmans, Green, 1960. (5-8)

juv Marriott, Alice Lee.970.1 Indians on Horseback. New York: Thomas Y.M359 Crowell, 1948. (5-8)

juv Marriott, Alice Lee.970.1 Sequoyah: Leader of Cherokees. New York:S479 Random House, 1956. (7-9)

juv Martin, Frances.970.1 Nine Tales of Coyote. New York: Harper,1'1379 1950. (4-6)

juv Mhrtin, Patricia Miles.970.1 Pacahontas. New York: Putnam, 1964.P739m (2-3)

juv Mason, Bernard Sterling.745 Book ofindian Crafts and Costgmes.M398 New York: A. S. Barnes, 1946. (7-8)

juv Meadowcroft, Enid Lamonte.970.1 The Story of Crazy. Horse. New York:C9119m Grosset & Dunlap, 1954. (4-8)

juv Mitchell, Emerson Blackborse.

970.2 Miracle HiZZ; the Story of a Navaho Boy.

M681 Norman: University of Ok1ahoma Press,1967. (5-8)

juv Molloy, Anne Stearns.970.1 Captain Waymouth's Imdians. New York:

M727 Hastings House, 1957. (7-9)

juv Moody, Ralph.970.1 Geronimo, Wolf of the Warpath. New York:

G377m Random House, 1958. (5-8)

juv Moran, Mabel.970.1 Red Eagle, Buffalo Bi Ws Adopted Son.R312 Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1948. (6-9)

juv Morris, Loverne.970.1 The American Indian As a Farmer.

M876 Chicago: Melmont, 1963. (3-6)

juv Mulcahy, Lucille.

970.1 Magic Fingers. /ikm,York: Thomas Nelson,

M954 1958. (3-6)

juv Norbeck, 0. E.

745 Book of Indian Life Crafts. New York:

N822 Association Press, 1958. (9-12)

juv North, Sterling.92 Captured by the Mohcadks, *and Other AdventuresR129n of Radisson. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1960.

(4-8)

juv Orrmont, Arthur.92 Diplomat. in Warpaint; Chief AZexander0756 McGillivray of the Creeks. New York:

Abe lard-Schuman, 1968. (6-9)

juv Overton, Jacqueline Marion.

970.1 Indian Life on Long Island: Family,096 Work, Play, Legends, Heroes. Port Washington,

N. Y.: I. J.' Freidman, 1963. (3-6)

juv Phoenix, Arizona. U. S. Indian Vocational School.

970.1 The New Mail, 1941. Phoenix Indian School,

P574 .1953. (4-8)

juv Powers, William K.

793 Here IS Your Robby, Indian Dancing and

P8887 Costumes.. New York: Putnam, 1966. (5-12)

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juv970.1S174

juv970.1S218

juv970.1S315

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juv970.1£531

juv398S534

juv920S814

Ross, Nancy Wilson.Heroines ofthe Early West. New York:Random House, 1960. (4-6)

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