The Autobiography of a Winnebago Indian

The book presents an ethno-biography of a Winnebago man, exploring his life experiences from childhood to adulthood. In the first part, he shares personal anecdotes, including his struggles with peyote, conversion, and time in prison. The second part focuses on his father's teachings, offering wisdom on medicine, fasting, marriage, and family relationships. Originally published in 1920, this work is noted for its honesty and depth, enriched by extensive footnotes that provide additional context.