The Indian Tribes of The United States: Their History, Antiquities, Customs, Religion, Arts, Language, Traditions, Oral Legends, And Myths

About The Book: The Indian Tribes of The United States: Their History, Antiquities, Customs, Religion, Arts, Language, Traditions, Oral Legends, and Myths is a thorough exploration of Native American cultures and histories. The book covers a wide range of topics, including the tribes' customs, religious practices, artistic achievements, and languages. It also highlights their oral traditions, myths, and legends, providing deep insights into their spiritual beliefs and worldviews. This work is a vital resource for understanding the complexities and diversity of Native American tribes, offering an in-depth look at their rich cultural heritage and historical significance. SUBJECT:History About The Author: Francis Samuel Drake (1828–1885) was an American historian renowned for his work in biographical literature. Born in Northwood, New Hampshire, and educated in Boston, he worked in his father's bookstore and later pursued bookselling. Drake spent 20 years compiling the Dictionary of American Biography, published in 1872, featuring 10,000 biographies. After his death, his work was expanded into the Appletons' Cyclopaedia of American Biography. He also edited Henry Schoolcraft's History of the Indians and contributed to the Memorial History of Boston. Other notable works include Tea-Leaves (1884) and Indian History for Young Folks (1885).