** "History, Manners, and Customs of the North American Indians" by Old Humphrey is a book that sets out to uncover the lifestyles, customs, and social organizations of Native American tribes in North America. The story follows the journey of three brothers, Austin, Brian, and another unnamed one, as they grapple with the unfamiliar reality of Indigenous culture and educational experiences for young people. The tale begins with the Edwards brothers facing peril on their way home from visiting family. During their adventure, they meet a captivating stranger, someone who has spent time living among Native Americans and possesses indigenous artifacts. As a storm rages, the stranger gives them shelter and insights into his connection with Native American culture, sparking the brothers' interest to understand more about Native American culture and customs. Through their conversations and the stranger's stories, the book provides both an adventurous and educational journey, preparing the reader for future learning about Indigenous life. **
History, Manners, and Customs of the North American Indians
By Old Humphrey
** Three brothers caught in a storm find shelter with a mysterious stranger and soon find themselves dreaming about life among the Native Americans.
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About the AuthorGeorge Mogridge was a 19th century writer, poet and author of children's books and religious tracts. He is chiefly known by his pseudonym of Old Humphrey, under which name he published 46 works, but also used the pen-names "Jeremy Jaunt", "Ephraim Holding", "Peter Parley" and "Old Father Thames". He wrote approximately 200 published works, many of which are still in publication today, and at the time of his death it was estimated that over 15 million copies of his writings were in circulation.
George Mogridge was a 19th century writer, poet and author of children's books and religious tracts. He is chiefly known by his pseudonym of Old Humphrey, under which name he published 46 works, but also used the pen-names "Jeremy Jaunt", "Ephraim Holding", "Peter Parley" and "Old Father Thames". He wrote approximately 200 published works, many of which are still in publication today, and at the time of his death it was estimated that over 15 million copies of his writings were in circulation.
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