Creation Myths of Primitive America: In relation to the Religious History and Mental Development of MankindCurtin, Jeremiah
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Creation Myths of Primitive America: In relation to the Religious History and Mental Development of Mankind
Curtin, Jeremiah
Creation -- Mythology; Indian mythology -- North America; Indians of North America -- Folklore
Page 384--Wipajusi's amended to Hwipajusi's--"... the plunder
brought from Hwipajusi's village; ..." and "Hwipajusi's three
daughters were there, too, ..."
Page 408--Hitchina amended to Hitchinna--"Hitchinna was lying
in one corner ..."
Page 428--Juiwaiya amended to Juiwaiyu--""I will sing now,"
said Juiwaiyu, ..."
Page 503--Pokalia amended to Pokaila--"... (Pom, earth;
Pokaila, old woman) ..."
Minor punctuation errors have been repaired, and hyphenation has been
made consistent.
The following typographic errors have been repaired:
Page vii--ix amended to xi--"Introduction xi"
Page viii--487 amended to 485--"Notes, and Names of
Places 485"
Page 111--went amended to want--"I want to send some one to
see how many people there are ..."
Page 343--wookpecker amended to woodpecker--"... and
otter-skins and red-headed woodpecker scalps, ..."
Page 523--HAIKA amended to HAKA--"HAKA KAINA"
Each story in the original book had a half-title page. The repeated
titles have been deleted.
End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Creation Myths of Primitive America, by
Jeremiah Curtin
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