On the Indian Trail Stories of Missionary Work among Cree and Salteaux Indians
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Reverend Egerton Ryerson Young
"On the Indian Trail"
Preface.
Chapter One.
On the Prairie Trail.
On the Prairie Trail.
Chapter Two.
On the Indian Trail.
On the Indian Trail.
Chapter Three.
Practical Work in Indian Homes.
Practical Work in Indian Homes.
Chapter Four.
How the Gospel is carried: by Canoe in Summer; by Dog-Train in Winter.
How the Gospel is carried: by Canoe in Summer; by Dog-Train in Winter.
Chapter Five.
God on the Rock, or how the Indians are taught to read the Book.
God on the Rock, or how the Indians are taught to read the Book.
Chapter Six.
The Story of Sandy Harte.
How Sandy was conquered.
Sandy’s Conversion.
Sandy, a Benediction.
Sandy, a Missionary.
The Story of Sandy Harte.
How Sandy was conquered.
Sandy’s Conversion.
Sandy, a Benediction.
Sandy, a Missionary.
Chapter Seven.
The New Year’s Indian Feast.
The New Year’s Indian Feast.
Chapter Eight.
The Extra Dog-Train of Supplies, and what came of it.
The Extra Dog-Train of Supplies, and what came of it.
Chapter Nine.
A Lesson never to be Forgotten.
A Lesson never to be Forgotten.
Chapter Ten.
The Honest Indian; or, Venison for Pemmican.
The Honest Indian; or, Venison for Pemmican.
Chapter Eleven.
The Vindication of the Sabbath.
The Vindication of the Sabbath.
Chapter Twelve.
God more Powerful than the Conjurer.
God more Powerful than the Conjurer.
Chapter Thirteen.
Betsy, the Indian Wife.
Betsy, the Indian Wife.
Chapter Fourteen.
Five Indians and a Jack-Knife.
Five Indians and a Jack-Knife.
Chapter Fifteen.
The Saulteaux Chieftainess; or, A Searcher after the Truth.
The Saulteaux Chieftainess; or, A Searcher after the Truth.
Chapter Sixteen.
Big Tom.
Big Tom.
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