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In the summer of 1911, a tired Indian walks out of the wilderness of Northern California and into history. His name was Ishi, and he was the last known member of the Yahi people, a small Native American tribe that had been wiped out by violence, and raids. To the modern world, Ishi seemed like a mystery -- a "wild Indian" who had lived most of his life apart from towns and cities. But to those who knew him, he was kind, gentle, and incredibly brave. Ishi became a teacher, sharing his language, his traditions, and his remarkable survival skills with the world. Though Ishi may have been the last of his tribe, his story of courage and wisdom continue to show people that being "civilized" wasn't about clothes or buildings -- it was about kindness, laughter, and the strength of the human spirit.
In, History of California- Ishi: The Last Free Indian, you'll learn the answers to the following questions:
• Who was Ishi?
• Who were the Yahi?
• What happened to the Yahi?
• What was the War of Extermination?
• How did Ishi end up alone in the Northern California wilderness?
• How did Ishi end up in San Francisco?
• Why were anthropologists so obsessed with Ishi?
• What happened to the Californian Indian People?
• Was Ishi truly the last of his people?
• How did Ishi impact the world around him?
And many more!
This book tells the unforgettable true story of Ishi's life: his struggles, his friendship with the anthropologists who became his new family, and his lasting legacy. Whether you are passionate for American Indian history, a native Californian wanting to learn more about the history of Californian Indian People, then History of California- Ishi: The Last Free Indian, is the book for you!
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