oneida indians

"Oneida author and . . . poet Louis V. Clark III (Two Shoes) weaves verse and prose to capture the alienation, audacity, and triumph that have defined his life experience"--Back cover.

An Indian tribe learns an important lesson after it ignores a hunter's warning and settles in the heart of a great community of wolves.

Explains how the Oneidas, one of many Native American tribes in the United States, fit into the history of North America's native peoples, covering lands and origins, history, traditions, contemporary life, issues, and more.

An illustrated look at the Oneida Native Americans of Wisconsin, chronicling their history and describing their early government, homes, and daily life; myths and traditions; interactions with Europeans; and modern culture. Also provides a time line, glossary, and further resource list.

A biography of the Oneida Indian who became head of the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

Traces the experiences of the Oneida Indians who risked their homeland, culture, and lives to join in the American Revolution.

Pictures and free verse pay homage to the Oneida Indians' view of the cycle of spring.