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Download or read book The Siouan Tribes of the East written by James Mooney and published by Theclassics.Us. This book was released on 2013-09 with total page 54 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1894 edition. Excerpt: ... INDEX Abnaki, Relation of, to other tribes Adair, James, on Catawba lields Catawba population Sara and Catawba dialects incorporation of Catawba and Eno. the Congaree in 1743 Muskhogean migration early Natchez history Adshushkkr, General description of the. --, Consolidation of, with Eno and Shoc- coree -- village, Location of Akansea indians, Early account of Akenatzy, Identification of, with Occa- ncechi -- village of Ledorer Alabama indians., Paskagula and Biloxi among Albany conference of 1722 1751 Algonquian stock, Extent of area ot --, Southern tribes of. -- tribes in the north west Amoroleck, Wounding of Anani, Probable derivation of Anitakwa, Cherokee form of Catawba... Anointment, Sapom Arapaho, Removal of, to the plains Arkansa indians, Early account of Ashley River indians, Probable identi- fication of Assiwikale, Probable identification of... Atakwa, Cherokee form of Catawba Atall, Dative name of Mountain Cherokee Al'dUSTa, Identification of AUTHORITIES cited Avendaughbough, a probable Sewee vil- lage Ayllon, Mention of Cbicoraby Backhooks, Mention of the, by Lawson. Bacon rebellion 13,35, B Art Ram, TV* M., on Muskhogean migration Basketry, Biloxi Batts, T Expedition of, in 1671.. 26, 30, 34. -- on Sapom ami Tutolo habitat Bear River indians, Habitat of Beards, Indian custom of plucking Bearskin, Aid rendered Byrd by Bellomont, Earl of, cited on early Indian treaty BitOTnuk, Pressure of, by Algonquian tribes Page Berquin-duvallon on Biloxi habitat in 1806 15 Beverley, Robert, on the early Monacan 30 customs of southern tribes 33 tribal totems 31 Bezoar Stone, Use of, by the Tutelo 39 Billy John, a Catawba Indian 74 Biloxi indians, General description of... 14 -- language, Study of, by Gatschet 69 Blackfeet, ...
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