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Seneca myths and folk tales

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BUFFALO

Historical Society

PUBLICATIONS

VOLUME TWENTY-SEVEN

Edited by Frank H. Severance

Illustration from Seneca myths and folk tales

THE ATMOSPHERE IN WHICH LEGENDS WERE TOLD. From a Painting Showing the Interior of a Bark Long house, by Richard J. Tucker.

SENECA MYTHS AND FOLK TALES

BY

ARTHUR C. PARKER, M.S.

Archæologist, New York State Museum

Life Member, The Buffalo Historical Society

BUFFALO, NEW YORK:

Published by the

BUFFALO HISTORICAL SOCIETY

1923

THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING COMPANY

PRINTERS AND BINDERS

MEADVILLE, PA.

TO

FRANK H. SEVERANCE, L.H.D., LL.D.

Secretary, The Buffalo Historical Society

President, The New York State Historical Association

WHOSE NUMEROUS ESSAYS AND HISTORICAL WRITINGS HAVE BEEN A SOURCE OF INSPIRATION AND ENLIGHTENMENT, AND WHOSE INTEREST IN THE SENECA INDIANS AND THEIR HISTORY HAS NEVER WANED, THIS VOLUME OF

SENECA FOLK TALES

IS DEDICATED IN TESTIMONY OF THE AUTHOR’S SINCERE ADMIRATION AND ESTEEM.

SENECA MYTHS AND FOLK TALES

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