[74] Missionary Herald, 1828, p. 181.
[75] Compare the poetic vision, parallel to this, contained in Ezekiel, ch. 39.
[76] Missionary Herald, 1828, p. 215.
[77] "Fish-eaters," from Cha'hta náni, nánni fish, ápa to eat. On Turner's map (1827), Nanihaba Island lies at the junction of Alabama with Tombigbee river, and Nanihaba Bluff lies west of the junction.
[78] Margry V, 457.
[79] Margry IV, 175: "des tambours chychycouchy, qui sont des calebasses."
[80] Thomas Hutchins, French America, Phila., 1784, p. 40.
[81] Pénicaut in Margry V, 395.
[82] Travels, p. 436: "the bloody field of Schambe"; cf. 400. 414.
[83] Margry IV, 594. 595. 602.