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Using "cowboy" as a perjorative does a disservice to the historical figures.

Old stories of seagulls are found in British folklore, Native American myth, and beliefs from various places in the northern hemisphere.

Clark gives a fascinating, yet heart-warming first-person account of what children in the United States really believe about the tooth fairy, Santa, and the Easter Bunny.

The Ojibway myth laments the tragedy of human wrongdoing but concludes with the hope of a final purging of human sin and divine reconciliation.

Most westerners have always had the impression that the main unit of the Native American people is the tribe - for example, the Iroquois or Algonquin.

Demonic Girty used savagery to destroy civilization. Heroic Daniel Boone used woodland prowess to destroy the Indian so as to advance civilization.

Maximum Exposure Two Thousand Eight, the new album from the former Boogie Down Productions leader, exhibits the best and worst qualities of the sizable KRS-ONE catalog.

Cultures worldwide had myths about the constellation Orion. He was the Stormy One, the First Slim One, as well as the cold and Chinook winds.

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It is certainly Arizona's best kept secret, and Canyon de Chelly may be able to lay claim to being the best kept secret in all of the United States' National Park System.