The Wigwam and the War-Path

Tales of the Red Indians

by Ascott R. Hope

Blackie & Son, c1909, black and white illustrated frontispiece, black and white illustrated plates, colour illustrated boards and spine, hardcover

Very Good Condition, some edge and shelf wear, some rubbing and bumping to edges and corners, some discoloration and wear to covers and spine, previous owners gift inscription on front flyleaf, previous owners name stamp on half title page, a little foxing to some pages {see photographs)

“These insightful stories attempt to illustrates the long and bloody struggle between the white settlers of Canada and the States and the indigenous population. Fascinating and insightful, these stories will appeal to those with an interest in North American history and that of the Native Americans. Not to be missed by collectors of vintage literature of this ilk. Contents include: "A Young Spaniard's Story", "A Hero and a Heroine", "A Puritan Mother", "A Boy's Captivity", "The Natchez", "The Adventures of Peter Williamson", "An Indian Battle", "Stories of Wyoming", "Slover's Escape", "A Midnight Raid", "An Ohio Adventure", "Racing for Life", "The Youth of a Pale-Face Indian", et cetera.”