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Ojibwa Myths and Tales

by George E. Laidlaw

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  1. 1Ojibwa Myths and Tales
  2. 2No. 1 — Nanabush and the Ducks. (Modern.) (No. 1.)
  3. 3No. 2 — Nanabush and the Ducks. (No. 2.)
  4. 4No. 3 — Thunderbirds. (No. 1.)
  5. 5No. 4 — Thunderbirds. (No. 2.)
  6. 6No. 5 — Rat and Beaver Story — Wah-zesk and Ah-mic
  7. 7No. 6 — The Bear, the Wild Cat and the Big Sturgeon — Muh Kwah, Pez…
  8. 8No. 7 — Ne-we-no-nah K’she mŭh
  9. 9No. 8 — Ojibwa and Mohawk. (No. 1.)
  10. 10No. 9 — Ojibwa and Mohawk. (No. 2.)
  11. 11No. 10 — Ojibwa and Mohawk. (No. 3.)
  12. 12No. 11 — Ojibwa and Mohawks. (No. 4.)
  13. 13No. 12 — Rama Witches. (No. 1.)
  14. 14No. 13 — Rama Witches. (No. 2.)
  15. 15No. 14 — The Social Problem
  16. 16No. 15 — Wintigoes (Giants)
  17. 17No. 16 — Little Lynx Story
  18. 18No. 17 — Nanabush and the Four Men. (No. 4.)
  19. 19No. 18 — Nanabush and the Young Man and Wife. (No. 5.)
  20. 20No. 19 — The Little Dog Story
  21. 21No. 20 — Killing the Old People
  22. 22No. 21 — Ojibwa and Mohawk. (No. 5.)
  23. 23No. 22 — Nanabush. (No. 6.)
  24. 24No. 23 — Nanabush and His Wife’s Chair. (No. 7.)
  25. 25No. 24 — The Tailless Sturgeon
  26. 26No. 25 — Nanabush and the Ducks. (No. 8.)
  27. 27No. 26 — Origin of Birds
  28. 28No. 27 — The People Who Became Serpents
  29. 29No. 28 — The Indian Boy Who Married a King’s Daughter
  30. 30No. 29 — John York’s Own Story

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