Publisher's Synopsis
Published in 1849, this book was the first to provide reading lessons in the Dakota language. Written by missionaries Gideon H. Pond and Stephen R. Riggs, the book features simple stories and vocabulary designed to help Native American children learn to read and write in their own language. A fascinating glimpse into the history of Native American education, this book is a must-have for anyone interested in Dakota culture and language.
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