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The Chippewa followed a life of unvarying seasonal travel: spring, at the maple-sugar groves; summer, on the lake shore; autumn, working in the rice fields; winter, deep in the protective forests. Here, vividly portrayed through the Crane family's activities, is a complete picture of the way the Chippewa lived, from the building of a birch-bark canoe to the training of a medicine man, or midé. There is also a final chapter on how these Indians live today. Patricia Boodell's lively, detailed drawings match the accuracy and dramatic interest of the book.
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Book Description William Morrow. Condition: new. Seller Inventory # think0688311679