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Spirit Quest was written from an Indian point of view, depicting the way events could have taken place, considering the facts as we know them and the culture as it was. Spirit Quest is the story of one boy's ordeal as he comes to grips with the natural forces and his inner turmoil during his lonely initiation rites. Trying to prove himself as he searches for his spirit power, and thus his identity, Oogli hears the shaman's words ringing in his...

The Great Lummi chief's quest for the woman he loves. The saga of the great Lummi chief continues with Cha it zit's challenge to gain the woman he loves. Tsexad, who was born into slavery even though her mother is of noble blood, has taken Cha it zit's heart. Cha it zit acts on his beliefs and refuses his planned marriage, even though it means disgrace and facing his father's anger. Then comes the daunting quest of raising Tsexad to the status...

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Long ago, Indigenous people lived in villages along the beaches and rivers of the northwest coast. Their houses were made of planks cut from huge cedar trees. They carved beautiful canoes, big enough to carry many people on long voyages across ocean waters. They made clothes out of skins and furs for special occasions and to keep themselves warm. They also used cattails and cedar bark for everyday clothes. They wove warm blankets of mountain g...

Canoes were important to the Indigenous people who lived long ago on the shores of the northwest coast. Wherever they went, they traveled by dugout canoes. Some of their canoes could carry fifty and more people across open ocean water. others were small and were only used on quiet, sheltered bays. There were canoes made to be poled up rivers and those designed to carry huge loads of freight from place to place.There were light canoes made for ...

They were gourmets, the Coast Salish First Nations. They lived along the shores of the Puget Sound, inhabiting the bays and estuaries in the days before the white man came, enjoying the bounty of the Pacific Northwest.Through time, the women developed ingenious methods of cookery to nourish and delight those who dined at their fires. They learned when the food was ripe for harvesting. They discovered which kinds of wood best suited their fires...

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Excerpt from The Management of Country SchoolsThe pronoun in the first person has been frequently used, where deductions are based more particularly upon the author's own experience.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct t...

Excerpt from Anti-Socialism: A Plea to Patriotism, The Federal ConstitutionWe hereby pledge ourselves to the following reform measures by legislation as a part of our object to help and improve social and industrial conditions.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-...

Excerpt from Why Pay Tribute?: The Limitation of Incomes, The Remedy for Watered Capitalization, The Progressive Income Tax With TabulationThis book does not advocate the confiscation of acquired wealth, or the disturbance of the social, economic or mercantile fabric, but it is intended to show how selfish men can be prevented from using traps prepared to ensnare from the unsuspecting com munity the production of wealth, derived by its toil fr...

Excerpt from Why Pay Tribute?: The Limitation of Incomes, The Remedy for Watered Capitalization, The Progressive Income Tax With TabulationThis book does not advocate the confiscation of acquired wealth, or the disturbance of the social, economic or mercantile fabric, but it is intended to show how selfish men can be prevented from using traps prepared to ensnare from the unsuspecting com munity the production of wealth, derived by its toil fr...