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"Kulóskap the Master, and Other Algonkin Poems" by Leland, Deming, Smith, and Prince is a collection of translated poems and legends written in the early 20th century. Centered on Wabanaki (Algonkin) oral tradition, it gathers metrical renderings of the Kulóskap epic alongside witchcraft lore, lyrics, and scholarly apparatus. The work presents creation myths, animal tales, and shamanic episodes from Passamaquoddy, Penobscot, Micmac, Abenaki, and Delaware sources.
The opening of the volume offers Leland’s preface on the richness and fragility of Native North American poetry, his metrical method, and his reliance on Passamaquoddy sources, followed by Prince’s introduction situating the Wabanaki languages, sketching tribal history and wampum-record practice, explaining polysynthesis, and defining Kulóskap’s role and shamanic context. The epic then begins: Kulóskap and his malicious twin Malsum are born by different means; Malsum kills their mother and later tries to murder his brother, b
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