The Iroquois; or, the bright side of Indian character

by Anna C. Johnson

	Origin of the League,							[33]
	Design of the League,							[35]
	Indian Traits,							[37]
	Councils,							[39]
	Wampum and Calumet,							[41]
	Indian Women,							[43]

CHAPTER III.

[The Religion of the Iroquois,] [44]

	Anecdote,							[45]
	Employment in Heaven,							[47]
	Maple Festival,							[49]
	Thanks to the Great Spirit, [[8]]							[51]
	Address to Heno,							[53]
	Succotash,							[55]
	Thanksgiving Address,							[57]
	Guessing of Dreams,							[59]
	Indian Courtesy,							[61]
	The Council Fire,							[63]
	The Iroquois not Savages,							[65]

CHAPTER IV.

[Customs and Individual traits of Character,] [67]

	Indian Burials,							[69]
	Religious Duties,							[71]
	Indian Vengeance,							[73]
	Good for Evil,							[75]
	Cannasatego,							[76]
	Hans Hanson,							[77]
	Indian Honesty,							[79]
	Indian Beauty,							[81]

CHAPTER V.

[Love, Music, and Poetry,] [83]

	Matrimonial Negotiations,							[85]
	Social Affections,							[87]
	Legend of Ampatd Sapa,							[89]
	Poetic Sentiment of the Indians,							[91]
	A Love Legend,							[93]
	Indian Nobleness,							[95]
	Instances of Civilization,							[97]
	Characteristic Songs,							[99]
	Transportation of Children,							[101]
	Honor to the Noble Dead,							[103]