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On the trail of elder brother : Glous'gap stories of the Micmac Indians

Author:	Michael B RunningWolf; Patricia Clark Smith
Publisher:	New York : Persea Books, 2003, ©2000.
Edition/Format:	Print book : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	Sixteen tales of the Micmac Tribe's Elder Brother, the embodiment of the Great Spirit, details Glous'gap's battle with giant creatures, his efforts to save the Earth from eternal winter, and his attempts to teach his people to live in harmony.
Subjects	Gluskap (Legendary character) Micmac Indians -- Folklore. Micmac mythology. View all subjects
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