Publisher's Synopsis
First published in 1913, this anthropological study by Jemes George Frazer explores the mythology and religious practices of Native American tribes in the United States and Canada. Frazer documents the rituals and beliefs surrounding agriculture, hunting, and the natural world that were central to indigenous culture.
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