Sketches in Canada, and rambles among the red men

Sketches in Canada and rambles among the red men is about Mrs. Jameson's accounts of the scenery of Toronto and the surrounding cities. Excerpt: "The party consisted of three—a chief named the White Deer, and two of his friends. The chief wore a blanket coat and leggings, and a blanket hood with a peak, which depended on a long black eagle plume; stout moccasins (shoes of undressed deer skin) completed his attire: he had about fifty strings of blue wampum round his neck."