Eugene Vetromile Bücher

This unique and valuable historical document, edited and annotated by Eugene Vetromile, presents the Penobscot Indian community's traditional religious and cultural practices. First published in 1853, this book remains a significant historical source for anyone interested in Native American cultures and society.

Indian Good Book features a compilation of traditional wisdom and unique insights into the culture, customs and lifestyles of the native Indian tribes. Written by Eugene Vetromile, an acclaimed ethnographer and missionary who spent over two decades in America studying the tribes and their beliefs, this book offers a fascinating glimpse into one of the most ancient and enigmatic cultures in the world. Readers will learn about the spiritual practices, mythologies and rituals that have shaped Indian society for generations.

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