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Akeki (California Indian sprites)
Apci'lnic (Innu little people)
Atosee (Alabama little people)
Black Imps (Achumawi Indian little people)
Bohpoli (Choctaw little people)
Cannibal Dwarves (Arapaho Indian little people)
Fastachee (Seminole Indian little person)
Gahongas (Iroquois Indian little people)
Halfway People (Mi'kmaq Indian little people)
Kiwolatomuhsis (Maliseet Indian little people)
Kowi Anukasha (Choctaw little people)
Lampeqin (Maliseet-Passamaquoddy Indian little people)
Lost Elves (Caddo little people)
Makiawisug (Mohegan Indian little people)
Mannegishi (Cree Indian little people)
Manogames (Wabanaki Indian little people)
Mikumwess (Wabanaki Indian little people)
Mikumwesu (Maliseet Indian little person)
Mialuka (Omaha little people)
Monkey People (Ahtna Indian little people)
Nagumwasuk (Passamaquoddy Indian little people)
Nibiinaabe (Ojibway Indian little people)
Nikommo (Wampanoag Indian little people)
Ninipi (Shoshone Indian little people)
Nirumbee (Crow little people)
Nunne'hi (Cherokee little people)
Paisa (Miami Indian little people)
Puckwudgies (Algonquian Indian little people)
Squant (Wampanoag Indian little people)
Tonop (Tunica little people)
Water Babies (Western Indian sprites)
Wematekan'is (Lenape Indian little people)
Wiklatmuj (Mi'kmaq Indian little people)
Wild Indians (Catawba Indian little people)
Woods Elf (Sioux little people)
Yunwi Tsunsdi (Cherokee little people)
The Little People Story
Makiawisug, the Little People:
Tsvdigewi:
The Little Creatures of Caprice Ensnare the Sun:
The Wolf, the Fox, the Bobcat and the Cougar:
The Master of Night:
Wematekan'is and the Hunter
Che-py-yah-poo-thwah:
Nihancan and the Dwarf's Arrow:
Nikommo and Hobbamock:
Legend of the Crazy Dog Society:
Catawba Little People Pick On Children:
The Deetkatoo:
Cherokee Little People: A Native American Tale:
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