The Iroquois Book Of Rites, Ed. By H. Hale

This book is a collection of sacred rituals and ceremonies of the Iroquois people, edited and translated by H. Hale. It provides a deep insight into the religious and cultural practices of the Iroquois and is a valuable resource for historians, anthropologists and anyone interested in Native American studies.

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