The Iroquois; or, the bright side of Indian character

by Anna C. Johnson

[Sarcasm and Sagacity—Red Jacket, or Sa-go-ye-wat-ha,] [174]

	Interview with Red Jacket,							[175]
	Vanity of Red Jacket,							[185]
	Last hours of Red Jacket,							[197]
	Death of Red Jacket,							[199]
	Red Jacket’s Grave,							[201]

CHAPTER X.

[Dignity of Character among the Iroquois, Illustrated by the life of Farmer’s Brother and Young-King,] [202]

	Farmer’s Brother,							[203]
	Generosity to Captives,							[205]
	Ignorance of Money,							[209]
	Indian Fund,							[211]
	American Barbarism,							[215]
	Young-King,							[217]
	Death of Young-King,							[219]

CHAPTER XI.

[Indian Magnanimity Illustrated by the life of cornplanter,] [220]

	Cornplanter,							[221]
	Cornplanter’s Generosity, [[10]]							[223]
	Code of Morality,							[225]
	Cornplanter’s Appeal,							[229]
	Cornplanter’s Son,							[235]

CHAPTER XII.

[Refinement and Sensibility in Indian Character, Illustrated in the Life of Logan,] [237]