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Indian Child Life

by Charles A. Eastman

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  1. 00 - A Letter to the Children

    5:20

  2. 01 - "The Pitiful Last"

    9:39

  3. 02 - Early Hardships

    11:41

  4. 03 - An Indian Sugar Camp

    7:25

  5. 04 - Games and Sports

    11:45

  6. 05 - An Indian Boy's Training

    11:47

  7. 06 - The Boy Hunter

    10:30

  8. 07 - Evening in the Lodge

    16:26

  9. 08 - Winona's Childhood

    7:53

  10. 09 - Winona's Girlhood

    8:22

  11. 10 - A Midsummer Feast

    10:11

  12. 11 - The Faithfulness of Long Ears

    13:30

  13. 12 - Snana's Fawn

    11:09

  14. 13 - Hakadah's First Offering

    12:50

  15. 14 - The Grave of the Dog

    14:26

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An oak-board cradle, a grandmother’s songs and the sounds of woodland animals begin Charles A. Eastman’s recollections of Dakota childhood. He describes early care, outdoor learning and the close attention children paid to their surroundings. The first part moves through hardship, a sugar camp, games, hunting lessons and evenings in the lodge, giving everyday activities a place beside family memories.

The second part turns to stories of children and community life. Winona’s naming brings relatives together for a feast and gifts, while her upbringing connects family teaching with practical work and stories passed down by grandmothers. Published in 1913 for young readers, the volume combines personal recollection with accounts of customs. Its opening directly challenges hostile stereotypes, making it useful for readers interested in how Eastman presents Dakota homes, education and shared responsibilities.

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Charles A. Eastman

Charles Alexander Eastman (1858-1939), born Ohiyesa, was a Santee Dakota writer and physician educated at Dartmouth and Boston University. He served as a doctor at Pine Ridge at the time of Wounded Knee, wrote eleven books on Native life, and spent his career interpreting his people to white America.

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