Indian Sketches

This book provides a detailed and engaging account of life among the Pawnee Indians in Nebraska during the mid-19th century. The author, a physician and amateur ethnographer, spent several months living among the tribe and recording their customs, beliefs, and daily routines. The book contains a wealth of information on Pawnee culture and society, as well as valuable insights into the mindset of American settlers and officials during the period of Indian removal.

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