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Hen-toh (Bertrand Walker)

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Hen-toh, or Bertrand Nicholas Oliver Walker, (Wyandot) was born in 1870. Hen-toh was a member of the Big Turtle Clan and attended Seneca Indian School in Missouri. Walker is the author of the poetry collection Yon-Doo-Shah-We-Ah (Nubbins) (Harlow, 1924) and Tales of the Bark Lodges (Harlow, 1919), a book of Wyandot animal stories.

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  1. An Introduction to this Collection Hannah Provost
  2. Map Hannah Provost

Contents of this path:

  1. "O-SEE-O" by Hen-toh
  2. “Yon-doo-shah-we-ah!” by Hen-toh
  3. "The Calumet" by Hen-toh
  4. "My Fren'" by Hen-toh
  5. "Injun Summa'" By Hen-toh
  6. "The Seasons" by Hen-toh
  7. "Fishin'" by Hen-toh
  8. "Fire" by Hen-toh
  9. "Smokin'" by Hen-toh

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