The Ottawa

by Elaine Landau

Views the life and culture of the Great Lakes Native American tribe and presents a fact-filled, intriguing exploration into the traditions, society, culture, and lifestyle of the Ottawa tribe.

Genres: Native American

64 pages, Library Binding

First published December 12, 1951

Reviews

[Shandee · Rating 3 out of 5]

Overall good but on the very first page it says that “They also served as middle men in the fur trade between the French and other Indian tribes to the northwest in what is today Montreal, Quebec.” Montreal is Northeast of the Ottawa lands in Michigan and Ontario. Then on the second page with the map of Ottawa lands Lake Huron is listed as “Lake Huro.” They’re little things but if you’re writing a reference book for children please double check everything before printing.