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While the Great Law of Peace and Handsome Lake's Book of Rites deserve a place in the world's Great Library, they don't make an entertaining read, just like the Communist Manifesto and Darwin's Origin of Species which I've also read. All interesting stuff, but too serious.
I do love Iroquois fairytales, but there are no single titles that stand out for me. I also enjoyed Longfellow's Hiawatha, but of course that doesn't count as Iroquois literature.
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Originally posted by Ribannah
While the Great Law of Peace and Handsome Lake's Book of Rites deserve a place in the world's Great Library, they don't make an entertaining read, just like the Communist Manifesto and Darwin's Origin of Species which I've also read. All interesting stuff, but too serious.
I'm in complete agree with thid afirmation
I've read the Darwin's Origin of Species too, and I can affirm it's bored in many occasion but I think it's a great book.
Originally posted by Ribannah
While the Great Law of Peace and Handsome Lake's Book of Rites deserve a place in the world's Great Library, they don't make an entertaining read, just like the Communist Manifesto and Darwin's Origin of Species which I've also read. All interesting stuff, but too serious.
I don't read Great Law of Peace and Handsome Lake's Book of Rites, but absultely agree with Marx's and Darwin's.
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