Voices of the Winds Native American Legends / Margot Edmonds, Ella E. Clark ; [illustrator, Molly Braun]. Edison: Castle Books, 2003
About
This anthology gathers more than 130 Native American legends, many told to the authors by elder storytellers and tribal historians.
Dates
- Publication: 2003
Creator
- Edmonds, Margot (Compiler, Person)
- Clark, Ella E. (Ella Elizabeth), 1896-1984 (Compiler, Person)
- Braun, Molly (Illustrator, Person)
Conditions Governing Access
This collection is open for research.
Extent
1 Books : xvi, 368 pages : illustrations, map ; 24 cm
Language
English
Front and Back Matter
Acknowledgements (p.xi)
As it was (p.xii-xvi)
Glossary (p.358-359)
Bibliography (p.360-364)
Index (p.365-368)
Part one. From the Northwest (p.3-61 inclusive)
Creation of the first Indians / Chelan (p.4-7)
Coyote and Multnomah Falls / Wasco (p.8-11)
When the animals and birds were created / Makah (p.12-14)
Raven's great adventure / Alaska (p.14-`6)
Yellowstone Valley and the Great Flood / Yellowstone (p.16-19)
Coyote and the monsters of the Bitterroot Valley / Flathead or Salish (p.20-23)
Creation of the Red and White races / Flathead or Salish (p.24-25)
Warm Wind Brothers vs. The Cold Wind Brothers / Moses Band of Columbia River Indians (p.26-28)
Coyote's adventures in Idaho / Flathead (p.29-31)
Origin of Camas Roots / Okanagon (p.32-33)
Coyote's Salmon / Sanpoil (p.34-37)
Woodpecker and the theft of fire / Sanpoil (p.38-40)
Pah-To, the White Eagle / Wasco (p.41-42)
The Bridge of the Gods / Wasco (p.43-46)
Raven and his grandmother / Aleuts (p.47-50)
White-Faced Bear / Aleuts (p.51-54)
Two Inquisitive Men / Aleuts (p.54-56)
Girl who searched for her lover / Aleuts (p.56-59)
Girl who married the moon / Aleuts (p.59-61)
Part two. From the Southwest (p.62-179 inclusive)
Flood on Superstition Mountain / Pima (p.64-66)
How the Hopi Indians reached their world / Hopi (p.66-72)
How the Great Chiefs made the moon and the sun / Hopi (p.72-75)
First journey through Grand Canyon / Hopi (p.76-79)
Origin of the Clans / Hopi (p.80-82)
The Wind God / Hopi (p.82-84)
At the rainbow's end / Navaho (p.85-89)
Legend of the night chant / Navaho (p.89-94)
Spider Rock / Navaho (p.94-96)
Song of the horses / Navaho (p.96-98)
The Story of the Two Brother-Cousins / Navaho (p.99-100)
Creation / Apache (p.101-104)
Origin of fire / Jicarilla-Apache (p.105-106)
Origin of the animals / Jicarilla-Apache (p.107-109)
An Apache Medicine Dance / Jicarilla-Apache (p.109-114)
Legend of the Big Bird / Chipewyan (p.114-116)
Legend of the White Bear / Chipewyan (p.116-118)
Hummingbird / Zuñi (p.118-122)
Four flutes / Zuñi (p.123-125)
Yellow hand / Papago (p.125-130)
Why the North Star stands still / Paiute (p.130-133)
A California creation myth / Yokut (p.133-136)
Why Mount Shasta erupted / Shasta (p.137-140)
Land of the Ghost Dance / Shasta (p.140-141)
A San Joaquin Valley tale / Mariposa (p.141-143)
The Queen of Death Valley / Shoshone (p.143-145)
The Story of creation / Diegueños (p.145-147)
The Fly at the council / Diegueños (p.147-148)
Impiety of Frog / Diegueños (p.148-149)
Fiesta Tu-chai-pai / Diegueños (p.149-150)
The Origin of Yosemite / Yosemite (Miwok) (p.150-152)
Origin of Tu-tok-a-nu-la / Yosemite (Miwok) (p.152-154)
How Half Dome was formed / Yosemite (Miwok) (p.154-156)
Bridal Veil Fall / Yosemite (Miwok) (p.156-158)
Leaping Frog Rocks / Yosemite (Miwok) (p.158-161)
Legend of the geysers / Ashochimi (Pomo-Wappo) (p.161-164)
Before this land / Luiseño (p.164-166)
Tales of Lake Tahoe / Washo (p.166-167)
Legend of the First Pearl Fish Hook / Hawaii (p.168-172)
Hula School / Hawaii (p.172-179)
Part three. From the Great Plains (p.180-243 inclusive)
Origin of the Buffalo / Cheyenne (p.182-184)
How the buffalo hunt began / Cheyenne (p.184-185)
Eagle War feathers / Cheyenne (p.185-186)
Enough is enough / Cheyenne (p.187)
Falling-star / Northern Cheyenne (p.188-192)
Buffalo and Eagle Wing / Unknown (p.192-195)
Sun Dance / Hidatsa (p.195-198)
Corn Ceremony / Hidatsa (p.199-203)
An address to Mother Corn / Arikara (p.203-204)
Buffalo Dance / Mandan (p.205-206)
Sun Dance Mountain / Dakota-Sioux (p.206-207)
Origin of the Prairie Rose / Dakota-Sioux (p.208-209)
Hermit, or the Gift of Corn / Dakota-Sioux (p.209-212)
Legend of Standing Rock / Dakota-Sioux (p.212-213)
The Mysterious butte / Dakota-Sioux (p.214-215)
Origin of the Sioux Peace Pipe / Dakota-Sioux (p.216-218)
Legend of the Thunder God / Dakota-Sioux (p.218-219)
A Teton ghost story / Dakota-Sioux (p.219-221)
How Medicine Man resurrected Buffalo / Arapaho (p.221-222)
Buffalo Rock / Blackfeet (p.223-224)
Wise Man of Chief Mountain / Blackfeet (p.224-227)
Origin of the Sweat Lodge / Piegan (p.228-230)
Puma and the Bear / Ute (p.230-232)
Porcupine hunts Buffalo / Ute (p.232-234)
Coyote vs. Duck / Ute (p.234-236)
Two Fawns and a Rabbit / Ute (p.236-237)
Two Grandsons / Ute (p.238-240)
Origin of Summer and Winter / Acoma (p.241-243)
Part four. From the Central region (p.244-281 inclusive)
Arch Rock on Mackinac Island / Ottawa (p.246)
Great Serpent and the Great Flood / Chippewa-Ojibwa (p.247-250)
Foresaken Brother / Chippewa (p.250-253)
Father of Indian Corn / Chippewa-Ojibwa (p.253-257)
Legend of the White Plume / Iowa (p.257-261)
Boy stolen by Thunderbird / Winnebago (p.261-263)
Holy Song (Medicine Song) / Winnebago (p.263-265)
Some adventures of "The little hare" / Winnebago (p.265-269)
Making the sacred bundle / Pawnee (p.269-272)
Legend of the Piasa / Illini (p.272-274)
Two brothers who became stars / Wichita (p.275-281)
Part five: From the Southeast (p.282-311 inclusive)
The Origin of Earth / Tuskegee (p.284)
In the beginning / Yuchi (p.285-287)
First fire / Cherokee (p.287-288)
Origin of Game and of Corn / Cherokee (p.288-294)
Ball game of the Birds and the Animals / Cherokee (p.294-296)
The Origin of Medicine / Cherokee (p.297-298)
Hero with the Horned Snakes / Cherokee (p.298-299)
Green Corn Festival / Shawnee (p.299-300)
Walnut-Cracker / Creek (p.301-302)
How Rabbit fooled Alligator / Creek (p.302-304)
Celestial Canoe / Alabama (p.304-306)
Milky Way / Seminole (p.307-308)
Men visit the sky / Seminole (p.308-309)
Adoption of the human race / Natchez (p.310-311)
Part six: From the Northeast (p.312-357 inclusive)
First People and the first corn / Penobscot-Passamaquoddy (p.314-316)
Origin of the Thunderbird / Passamaquoddy (p.317-318)
Flying canoe / Passamaquoddy (p.318-320)
The Loyal sweetheart / Passamaquoddy (p.320-322)
Origin of the Medicine Man / Passamaquoddy (p.322-324)
Giant and the Four Wind Brothers / Penobscot (p.325-327)
Origin of Indian Summer / Penobscot (p.327-328)
Water famine / Penobscot (p.328-329)
Legend of the Bear family / Penobscot (p.329-330)
Strange origin of corn / Abnaki (p.330-331)
Wa-ba-ba-nal, the Northern Lights / Wabanaki (p.332-334)
Indians at Niagara Falls / Seneca (p.335-336)
The Sacrifice at Niagara Falls / Seneca (p.336-337)
Three brothers who followed the sun / Seneca (p.338--342)
Seek your father / Seneca (p.342-343)
A Mashpee ghost story / Wampanoag (p.343-345)
Rabbit and Otter, the bungling host / Micmac (p.345-348)
Origin of the Iroquois Nations / Iroquois (p.349-351)
De-ka-nah-wi-da and Hiawatha / Iroquois (p.351-357)
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