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Thirty-Three Years Among the Indians

The author was born and raised in Boston, where she met and married a man who was half-Chippewa. He died soon after they returned to his home near Bay City, Michigan, but she stayed on and married another Chippewa from his tribe two years later.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 209 pages

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