David Cusick's sketches of ancient history of the Six Nations: comprising, first, a tale of the foundation of the Great Island (now North America), the two infants born, and the creation of the universe : second, a real account of the early settlers of North America, and their dissensions : third, origin of the kingdom of the Five nations, which was called a Long House : the wars, fierce animals, &c
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Creator | Cusick, David, -approximately 1840 |
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Former owner | Eisenberg, Pablo |
Printer | Turner & McCollum |
Title | David Cusick's sketches of ancient history of the Six Nations: comprising, first, a tale of the foundation of the Great Island (now North America), the two infants born, and the creation of the universe : second, a real account of the early settlers of North America, and their dissensions : third, origin of the kingdom of the Five nations, which was called a Long House : the wars, fierce animals, &c |
Variant Title | Sketches of ancient history of the Six Nations |
Date Issued | 1848 |
Notes |
Third edition. cf. Sabin, Bibl. amer., v. 5, p. 157; also W.M. Beauchamp, The Iroquois trail, 1892, p. 41. Includes four plates (woodcuts): Atotarho, a famous war chief, resided at Onondaga; A war dance; Stonish giants; The flying head put to flight by a woman parching acorns; includes one tailpiece. |
Physical Description | 35 pages, 4 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations ; 22 cm |
Languages | English |
Edition | Third edition |
Place of Manufacture | Lockport (N.Y.) |
Genre | Books |
Subject | Iroquois Indians |
Subject | Indians of North America – Folklore |
Part of | Younghee Kim-Wait (Class of 1982)/Pablo Eisenberg Collection of Native American Literature |
Catalog Record | View this item in the library catalog |
Repository | Amherst College Archives & Special Collections |
Shelf Location | E99.I7 C87 1848 |
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