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Indian Legends from the land of Al-ay-ek-sa

By Harriet Rossiter

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Explore Alaskan Native American legends of tribal conflict, revenge, magical elements, and reflections on peace.

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2022-05-29
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"Indian Legends from the Land of Al-ay-ek-sa" by Harriet Rossiter is a compilation of Native American legends from early 20th-century Alaska. The book brings to life the traditions of Alaska’s Indigenous peoples, sharing stories passed down through generations to preserve their cultural heritage; it includes accounts of tribal separation resulting from a great flood caused by the Great Spirit and a story of revenge over infidelity and death. The tales capture themes of kinship, magic, nature, justice, and loyalty, ending with reflections on peace, cohabitation, and unity. Through traditional narratives, the book highlights the impact of colonization on Native cultures while celebrating the beauty and importance of Indigenous spiritual and social histories.

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