Old Indian Days

In this collection of stories from the old Indian life, Charles A. Eastman (Ohiyesa) presents tales of the Sioux people, focusing on the warrior and the woman. The narratives explore themes of courage, honor, and love within the context of traditional Dakota culture. From the daring exploits of young warriors on the warpath to the quiet strength and devotion of women, these stories offer a glimpse into a world of sacred customs, spiritual beliefs, and the deep bonds of family and community. The collection includes stories such as "The Love of Antelope," "Winona, the Woman-Child," and "The Peace-Maker," each illustrating the values and challenges of a people living in harmony with the natural world.

A public-domain text edition with newly prepared typography and a typographic cover. Original printed illustrations are not reproduced.