The American Indian Was An Individualist In

As A Child I Understood How To Give; I Have Forgotten This Grace Since I Became Civilized.

Nearness To Nature... Keeps The Spirit Sensitive To Impressions Not Commonly Felt And In Touch With The Unseen Powers.

Friendship Is Held To Be The Severest Test Of Character. It Is Easy, We Think, To Be Loyal To A Family And Clan, Whose Blood Is In Your Own Veins.

The Elements And Majestic Forces In Nature, Lightning, Wind, Water, Fire, And Frost, Were Regarded With Awe As Spiritual Powers, But Always Secondary And Intermediate In Character.

The Religion Of The Indian Is The Last Thing About Him That The Man Of Another Race Will Ever Understand.