Love and Marriage in American-Indian Tribes

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"In this paper, two articles about love and marriage traditions within different Indian tribes or nations will be presented. The first article, entitled "A Fox Woman Finds True Love," (Michelson, 1925) is about a woman from a Fox Indian tribe, and it tells, in her narration, the story of how she found true love in marriage. The second, called "Polygamy in Canada," (de Charlevoix, 1761) was written by a European who had come to the Americas to study the Indians here. He tells in his own words, and from his own viewpoint, the customs and meanings of traditions within several Indian tribes around the Great Lakes area. These two articles will be compared and contrasted with each other, showing how the tribes are alike and similar, how the authors might be biased and in what ways, and what someone can learn about love and marriage by reading about these Indian ..."

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