This outstanding site presents tribal histories grouped by geographic region. The tribes of the Northeast are fully covered, with well-organized essays about each.
Native American Authors:
This excellent website, part of the Internet Public Library, provides information
on Native North American authors with bibliographies of their published works,
biographical information, and links to online resources including interviews,
online texts and tribal websites. The emphasis is on contemporary Indian authors.
The Hudson Museum at The University Of Maine--The Penobscot Primer Project
Created through dialogues with the Penobscot people about their cultural heritage
and its presentation, including an on-line interactive kiosk exploring the
Penobscot language. Click to hear Native people speaking Penobscot.
ESQ: A Journal of the American Renaissance ESQ: A Journal of the American Renaissance(formerly Emerson
Society Quarterly) is devoted to the study of nineteenth-century
American literature. It focuses upon all aspects--literary, religious,
philosophical, and historic--of the romantic transcendental tradition
emanating from New England. Articles on Hawthorne and Thoreau are
found here.
