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The Linnet and the Eagle

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The Linnet and the Eagle is a Native American myth. The origin is from the custom of adding eagle feathers to decorate their warriors.^[1]

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^ Emerson, Ellen Russell (1965). Indian Myths. Minneapolis: Ross & Haines Inc. p. 410.

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