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Native American Stories About Peace
Here is our collection of Native American legends and traditional stories about peace.
Native American Peace Gods and Spirits
Hiawatha (Iroquois)
The Peacemaker (Iroquois)
Legends About Peace
How the Ojibwe, Potawatomi, and Ottawa Became One People
A Potawatomi Story:
Potawatomi legends about the origin of the peace pipe.
Origins of the Buffalo Dance:
Blackfoot myth about Magpie helping a Blackfoot heroine make peace with the Buffalo people.
Recommended Books of Related Native American Legends
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White Roots of Peace: Iroquois Book of Life:
A good rendition of the epic of Deganawidah the Peace Maker.
The Legend of Katama:
Picture book based on a Wampanoag Indian story about a girl who turned into a dolphin and became a symbol of love and peace.

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