Old Mackinaw Old Mackinaw

Descrizione dell’editore

Mackinaw, with its surroundings, has an interesting and romantic history, going back to the earliest times. The whole region of the Northwest, with its vast wildernesses and mighty lakes, has been traditionally invested with a mystery. The very name of Mackinaw, in the Indian tongue, signifies the dwelling-place of the Great Genii, and many are the legends written and unwritten connected with its history. If the testimony of an old Indian chief at Thunder Bay can be credited, it was at old Mackinaw that Mud-je-ke-wis, the father of Hiawatha, lived and died.

GENERE
Storia
PUBBLICATO
1884
1 gennaio
LINGUA
EN
Inglese
PAGINE
343
EDITORE
Public Domain
DATI DEL FORNITORE
Public Domain
DIMENSIONE
608
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