Kaska Tales
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This book is a collection of traditional tales and legends of the Kaska people, a First Nations group in British Columbia, Canada. The stories were collected and translated by James Alexander Teit, who lived among the Kaska and other First Nations peoples in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The book provides insights into the culture and mythology of the Kaska people, and is a valuable resource for anthropologists and scholars of First Nations literature.
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