CONTENTSDavid Cusick's PrefaceFoundation of the Great IslandReal Account of the Settlement of North AmericaOrigin of the Five NationsNotes of Cusick's SketchesGeneral Notes of the IroquoisIndian FashionsDreamsDream FeastHousesNamesWomenIroquois StoriesOkwenchaHiawathaCondolenceCaches

Continues the story of Dickon, an English boy who was rescued from a shipwreck by the Lenape Indians of New Jersey, as he searches for his brother Little-Bear.

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