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Winnebago Stories

Oliver LaMere (1879 - 1930) and Harold B. Shinn

Winnebago Stories is a collection of traditional tales from the Winnebago (Ho-Chunk) tribe, offering insight into the rich oral traditions of the Winnebago people.

The book also delves into the creation myths, Heroic tales, clan organization and significance of various Winnebago clans, as well as customs related to birth, death, marriage, and naming ceremonies. (Summary by Kirk)

Genre(s): Culture & Heritage Fiction, Short Stories

Language: English

Section Chapter Author Source Reader Time Language
Play 01 Chapter 1 Who Are the Winnebagoes? Etext KirksVoice
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Play 02 Chapter 2 Bear Chief's Arrival Etext KirksVoice
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Play 03 Chapter 3 The Contest and What Came of It Etext KirksVoice
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Play 04 Chapter 4 The Foolish Hunter Etext KirksVoice
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Play 05 Chapter 5 The Story of the Red Bird Etext KirksVoice
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Play 06 Chapter 6 The Unlucky Horse Etext KirksVoice
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Play 07 Chapter 7 The Ten Brothers and the Strange Sister Etext KirksVoice
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Play 08 Chapter 8 Co-no, The Spirit of Gambling Etext KirksVoice
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Play 09 Chapter 9 The Moons Etext KirksVoice
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Play 10 Chapter 10 The Origin of Corn Etext KirksVoice
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Play 11 Chapter 11 The Quarrel About a Name Etext KirksVoice
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Play 12 Chapter 12 The Otter and the Beaver Etext KirksVoice
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Play 13 Chapter 13 The Story of the Rabbit Etext KirksVoice
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Play 14 Chapter 14 Wak-Jon-KA-Gah Etext KirksVoice
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