xi, [1], 13-219, [36] pp. Red-orange cloth, gilt titles and decorations, two colorful floral-illustrated panels on front board. Frontispiece portrait of Minnehaha. Longfellow narrates the life of Hiawatha, a skilled hunter and wise leader, as he navigates family relationships, confronts his father, and seeks unity through marriage. Themes of courage, family bonds, and cultural reconciliation are interwoven in this epic tale, highlighting Hiawatha's journey from childhood to adulthood and his quest for peace among tribes.
