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Shawnee Recommended Reading List
By members of the Appalachian Shawnee Tribe

Chief Don Spirit Wolf Greene recommends:
Shawnee	James Howard
Shawnee Traditions	Don Greene	Genealogical and historical information	Webmaster recommended
Civilization	Thomas Wildcat Alford
Shawnese Traditions	C.C. Trowbridge

Richard Winnemac/Catfish Carlton
The Wars of the Iroquois	George Hunt	how European trade goods affected intertribal relationships.
Guns, Germs and Steel	Jared Diamond	how the Native American never really had a chance once the Europeans found the New World.
Indian Givers and Native Roots	Jack Weatherford	The food legacy that the Native Americans have given to the world; the economics of contact with Europeans.
American Colonies	Alan Taylor	A detailed analysis of the development of colonial America.
Indian Captivity	O. M. Spencer (Dover Books)	In 1792, Oliver Spencer, a 10 yr old boy, was captured by Shawnee on the eastern outskirts of Cincinnati and spent the next 8 months in captivity. A firsthand description of tribal life, social organization, and ethical practices.
Manetoo Hateakwa Spirit Crow
THE OHIO COMPANY PAPERS, 1753-1817 Being Primarily Papers Of The “Suffering Traders” of Pennsylvania	Kenneth P. Bailey 1947.	has a large list of Trade Companies, traders and the names of the Indians that they were trading with. It lists the trade items and value of each. I understand that it’s the first time the Blue Jacket is listed

" Gardians of the Valley"	Edward Cashin	is about to be released you can pre-order it at Amazon.com. It is about our Great Grandfather Squirrel King.