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The Creation Myth, 81 pages, 1903 J.N.B. Hewitt, Onondaga Language OUT OF STOCK RESOURCE ONLY |
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| #9056 |
The Legend Of The Peacemaker, The Great Laws Of
Peace, 43 pages, 1991 W.N. Fenton & Jake Thomas OUT OF STOCK RESOURCE ONLY |
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| #9057 |
The Great Law Of Peace And The Constitution Of
The United States Of America, 15 pages, 1980 Gregory Schaaf RESOURCE ONLY |
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| #9058 |
Iroquois Confederacy Of Nations: Acknowledge The
Contribution Of The Iroquois Confederacy To The Development Of The U.S.
Constitution, 16 pages, 1987 Gregory Schaaf RESOURCE ONLY |
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| #9106 | Jacob E. Thomas, Educator And
Conservator Of Iroquois Culture, 47 pages, 1994 Michael K. Foster RESOURCE ONLY |
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| #9107 |
Traditional Views: Pregnancy, Midwifery &
Discipline, 8 pages, 1997 Jake Thomas, English & Mohawk Languages ISBN 1-894868-59-5 |
$3.00 |
| #9132 |
Onondaga Celebration Of Wampum Return,
Onondagas Rejoice Over Wampum Belts, The George Washington Belt, The Two Row Wampum Belt, The Canandaigua Treaty, The Pickering Treaty, Treaty Of Fort Stanwix, United States-New York Treaties, Canadian Treaties, Sacred Wampum Belts Returned To Haudenosaunee, The Legacy Of Peace Return Home, Once Again Bound To Our History, Tree Of Peace Planted At Onondaga, Historical Importance Of Wampum, Important Issues Remain, Festival Focuses On Indians In 21st Century, Sacred Belts Return To The Iroquois, 31 pages, 1989 OUT OF STOCK RESOURCE ONLY |
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| #9144 |
Native People Before White Contact, 7 pages,
1991 Jake Thomas, English, Mohawk, Cayuga & Onondaga Languages ISBN 1-894868-60-9 |
$3.00 |
| #9188 |
Jake Thomas, Memoir, 76 pages, 1998 Yvonne Thomas OUT OF STOCK |
$25.00 |
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Midwinter Ceremonies Workshop: 39 pages, 1996 The Burning Tobacco Ceremony The Midwinter Ceremony Of Long Ago And Now Midwinter Ceremonies, Cayuga language Midwinter Ceremonies, Onondaga language Midwinter Ceremonies, Mohawk language The Burning Of The White Dog Ceremony Peach Stone Bowl Game Onondaga Midwinter Ceremonies Midwinter Rite In The Iroquois Longhouse Midwinter Rites Of The Cayuga Longhouse Naming A Boy, Cayuga language Naming A Girl, Cayuga language Stirring Ashes Ceremony, Written work only Yvonne & Jake Thomas, English, Mohawk, Cayuga & Onondaga Languages ISBN 1-894868-35-8 |
$11.00 |
| #9318 |
Teachings From The Longhouse Jake Thomas, 151 pages, 1994 1 Soft Cover Book ISBN 0-7737-2745-0 Subject: Sacred/Spiritual Traditions Grade Level: Seven, Eight, Nine, Ten, Eleven, Twelve, College, University Description: Teachings from the Longhouse by the late Chief Jake Thomas is an important text that provides detailed information about the Six Nations Iroquois (Haudenosaunee) teachings based on the Handsome Lake Code. Handsome Lake’s (1735-1815) divinely inspired visions and messages received in 1799 served to help the Iroquois to return to their ceremonies of thanksgiving. The moral and ethical code provided teachings that assist the people to return to the Good Mind. Handsome Lake provided a blueprint through his teaching, which helped the people to deal with the overwhelming change of the 19th century. The code provides practical ways for the people to deal with their family relationships as well as giving spiritual guidance. Anthropologists call this cultural revitalization, and many referred to Handsome Lake as a prophet. The Good Message of Handsome Lake is still being preached today in Iroquois Longhouses in Canada and the United States. Jake Thomas was a Cayuga Chief and was considered one of the most knowledgeable people from Six Nations regarding The Great law and The Handsome Lake Code. Chief Thomas was at the forefront of local community efforts to preserve and promote the languages and ceremonies. In this book, Jake Thomas offers a condensed English version of The Handsome Lake Code, as well as practical teachings for contemporary living. This is an important book that explains the traditional spiritual and moral teachings of the Six Nations Iroquois. |
$17.95 |
| #9402 |
Jake Thomas Speaks: January 6,
1922-August 18, 1998, Cayuga-Sandpiper. On Iroquois Traditions: Native
Awareness. Clans, The Importance Of Language/Culture. Self Government.
Grandmother’s Teachings: Pregnancy, Midwifery, Breast Feeding And
Discipline. A Young Girl/Boy Hidden Under The Husks: A Young Man Changing
His Voice. Responsibilities. Food And Medicine. Raising Children.
Discipline. Education. Language, 7 pages, 1990 Alberta Austin RESOURCE ONLY |
