[The Red Man pamphlets]

Alternate Titles

• Indian education and civilization.
• Aborigines of America.
• Poetry of American aboriginal speech.
• Ethnology.
• Indian remains near Red River settlement, Hundson't Bay Territory.
• Ancient mound near Chattanooga, Tennessee.
• Ancient burial mound in Indiana.
• Ancient remains in Colorado.
• Mounds in Mississippi.
• Cave in Calaveras County, California.
• Ancient Indian remains, near Prescott, C. W.
• Admiral Brine's 'Amongst American Indians.'
• Iroquois condolence.
• Iroquoian concept of the soul.
• Mohawk notes.
• Onondaga notes.
• Onondaga customs.
• Additional notes on Onondaga witchcraft and Hon-do̕-ĭ.
• Onondaga superstitions.
• Great mosquito.
• Lenâpé conversations.
• Onondaga tales.
• Huron folk-lore.
• Some customs and beliefs of the Winnebago Indians.
• Indian forts and dwellings.
• Sioux or Dakota Indians.
• Sacred pole of the Omaha tribe.
• Glimpses of child-life among the Omaha tribe of Indians.
• What befell the slave-seekers.
• Death and funeral customs among the Omahas.
• Leaves from my Omaha note-book.
• Arab legend of a buried monastery.
• Mohawk legend of Adam and Eve.
• Ponka stories, told by Tim Potter, or Big Grizzly Bear, in 1872, at Ponka agency, Dakota territory.
• Abstracts of Omaha and Ponka myths.
• Ponka and Omaha songs.
• Myths of the Cherokees.
• Account of the aboriginal inhabitants of the Californian peninsula : given by Jacob Baegert, a German Jesuit missionary, who lived there seventeen years during the second half of the last century.

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Series Statement

• [Winsor collection] -- v. 7