Book 39: Zitkala-ŠA
Scope and Contents
The Cherokee Collection at Valdosta State University Archives and Special Collections includes a large selection of periodicals from publications like the Cherokee Observer, The Cherokee Phoenix, The Cherokee Advocate, and The Journal of Cherokee Studies. It includes an extensive collection of books on Cherokee and Native American history and many binders of historical and genealogical materials as well as a selection of artifacts.
Dates
- circa 1850-2023
Extent
From the Collection: 10 Linear Feet (5 small boxes of books. 3 large boxes of periodicals and newspapers. 19 large binders of misc. materials, 2 large folders of genealogical material, and artifacts and artwork. Note: approximates. )
Language
English
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments ix
Introduction xi
Suggestions for Further Reading xxxvii
Chronology xli
A Note on the Texts xlv
1 Old Indian Legends
Preface 5
Iktomi and the Ducks 7
Iktomi’s Blanket 13
Iktomi and the Muskrat 16
Iktomi and the Coyote 19
Iktomi and the Fawn 22
The Badger and the Bear 27
The Tree-Bound 3 3
Shooting of the Red Eagle 39
Iktomi and the Turtle 42
Dance in a Buffalo Skull 45
The Toad and the Boy 47
lya, the Camp-Eater 51
Manstin, the Rabbit 56
The Warlike Seven 61
2 American Indian Stories
Impressions of an Indian Childhood 68
The School Days of an Indian Girl 87
An Indian Teacher Among Indians 104
The Great Spirit 114
The Soft-Hearted Sioux 118
The Trial Path 117
A Warrior’s Daughter 131
A Dream of Her Grandfather 141
The Widespread Enigma Concerning Blue-Star
Woman 143
America’s Indian Problem 155
3 Selections from American Indian Magazine
The Indian’s Awakening (January-March1 1916) 164
A Year’s Experience in Community Service Work
Among the Ute Tribe of Indians (October-
December 1916) 168
The Red Man’s America (January-March 1917) 173
Chipeta, Widow of Chief Ouray with a Word About a
Deal in Blankets (July-September 1917) 175
A Sioux Woman’s Love for Her Grandchild
(October-December 1917) 179
Editorial Comment (July-September 1918) 181
Indian Gifts to Civilized Man (July-September 1918) 184
Secretary’s Report in Brief (July-September 1918) 187
Editorial Comment (Winter 1919) 191
America, Home of the Red Man (Winter 1919) 193
The Coronation of Chief Powhatan Retold 6
(Winter 1919) 196
Letter to the Chiefs and Headmen of the Tribes
(Winter 1919) 199
Editorial Comment (Spring 1919) 201
Editorial Comment (Summer 1919) 207
An Indian Praying on the Hilltop (Spring 1919) 212
Address by the Secretary-Treasurer, Society of American
Indians Annual Convention (Summer 1919) 213
4 Poetry, Pamphlets, Essays, and Speeches
Side by Side (March 1896) 222
A Ballad (January 1897) 227
Iris of Life (November 1898) 2.34
A Protest Against the Abolition of the Indian Dance
(August 1902) 2.35
The Menace of Peyote (ca. 1916) 239
Americanize the First American (1921) 242
Bureaucracy Versus Democracy (1921) 245
A Dakota Ode to Washington (1922) 247
California Indian Trails and Prayer Trees (1922) 250
Lost Treaties of the California Indians (1922) 2.54
The California Indians of Today (1922.) 258
Heart to Heart Talk (1922) 261
Explanatory Notes 265
Repository Details
Part of the Valdosta State University Archives and Special Collections Repository
Valdosta State University Archives, Odum Library
1500 N. Patterson St.
Valdosta GA 30601 United States
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archives@valdosta.edu