Tales and Traditions of the Eskimo

This book is a collection of fascinating stories and oral traditions of the Eskimo people, their beliefs, customs, and daily life. It sheds light on the unique culture and worldview of one of the most interesting and enigmatic indigenous communities in the world.
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