“Jilson Setters's Indian Song”

Description

"In an early day folks crossed the sea To explore the Indians' land." The Indians befriend the Whites; "Little did the Indian think They would spoil his hunting ground." "The white man done the Indian wrong"; they go to war -- but lose for lack of guns

Notes

Although this doesn't seem to be very anthropoligically correct, it is quite sympathetic to the Indians -- rather surprising for the time. - RBW

Cross references

References

  1. Thomas-Makin', pp. 186-187, (no title) (1 text)
  2. BI, ThBa186

About

Author: James W. Day ("Jilson Setters")
Earliest date: 1939 (Thomas)
Found in: US(Ap)