Summary Narrative of an Exploratory Expedition to the Sources of the Mississippi River, in 1820 / Resumed and Completed, by the Discovery of its Origin in Itasca Lake, in 1832 - Henry Rowe Schoolcraft

Cabotian Mountains, [110]
Calcareous minerals, [350]
Canadian canoe-song, [189]
Canoe-race, [48]
Capt. Douglass, [210]
Capt. Jouett, [269]
Capture and massacre of the garrison of old Mackinac, [63]
Carnage River, [248]
Carnelian, [87]
Carver's Cave, [159]
Carver's travels, [21]
Cass, his official report, [280]
Cass Lake, [130]
Cass Lake basin, [328]
Cass on Indian hieroglyphics, [430]
Cassville, Wisconsin, [169]
Chagoimegon, [105]
Chalcedony and calcareous spar, [54]
Charles Stokes, Esq., his geological memoir, [315]
Charlevoix's visit to America, [20]
Character and value of Dubuque's lead mines, [172]
Character of the bison, [147]
Character of the Canadian voyageur, [124]
Cheboigan, its etymology, [213]
Chenos, a masked coast, [73]
Chicago, etymology of name, population, and greatness, [198]
Chief Guelle Plat, [255]
Chippewa character of the Kekeewin, [154]
Chippewa dance, [87]
Chippewa term of salutation, [84]
Chippewa village, [94]
Cinnamon-colored radiated quartz, [163]
Claimants to mine lands, [365]
Clinton River, [49]
Club fungus partially fossilized, [204]
Coal in Western New York, [391]
Coast of boulders, [215]
Col. Croghan's attack at Fort Holmes in 1814, [64]
Col. Pierce, [58]
Coluber æstivus, [50]
Combustibles, [536]
Commercial value of copper, [372]
Conchology, [178]
Connection with Blackhawk's plans disclaimed, [272]
Cooper's description of shells, [515]
Copper-bearing trap-dykes, [89]
Copper boulder, its size, [97]
Copper-head snake, [238]
Copper ores of Mineral Point, [567]
Cormorant, [130]
Corn ripens at St. Peter's Valley, [153]
Cornu-ammonis; a fossiliferous coast, [56]
Corregonus albus, [260]
Cost of lake transportation, [376]
Council at Cass Lake, [251]
Council at Sandy Lake, [226]
Council at St. Peter's agency, [269]
Council at the ultimate point of the first expedition, [133]
Council with Indians;
- their hostility, [78];
- they raise the British flag, [79]
Crow-wing River, [145]
Crystals of iron pyrites, [196]
Cupreous formation, [324]
Cup-shaped concavities, [61]

Dacota, or Nadownsie Indians, [158]
Danger escaped, [566]
Date and circumstance of Pike's visit to Sandy Lake, [117]
Date of Prairie du Chien, [167]
Date of the battle of Badaxe, [269]
Date of Wisconsin as a territorial name, [176]
De Witt Clinton offers the use of his library, [23]
Dead scaffolded, [122]
Defect of postal facilities, at Mackinac, [65]
Depth of the Detroit clay beds, [51]
Derogative inflections of the Indian noun, [476]
Descent of Itasca River, [246]
Description of the Indian canoe, [47]
Desiderata of discovery, [227]
Detroit completely burnt down in 1805, [44]
Detroit first founded in 1701, [45]
Difficulty of studying the Indian tongues, [441]
Difficulty of the descent of the Brulé, [273]
Diluvial elevations, [385]
Diminutive forms of the Odjibwa noun, [474]
Discover native copper, [90]
Discovery of Itasca Lake, [573]
Distance from Lake Superior to Lake Pepin, [544]
Distance from St. Peter's to the gulf, [153];
elevation of the country, [153]
Distances travelled in the expedition of 1831, [544]
Dr. McDonnell's letter, [439]
Dr. Mitchell's summary of discoveries, [416]
Drift-stratum, [115], [322]
Dubuque City, [170]
Du Ponceau's prize essay, [453]

Earliest date of Winnebago history, [194]
Earthy compounds, [534]
Elementary structure of the Algonquin language, [442]
Elk Island, [216]
Elk River, its latitude, [147]
Elevation of Lake Superior, [107]
Elevation of the cliff of La Grange, [162]
Elevation of the country at the Savanna Portage, [120]
Encampment at St. Mary's, [76]
Ephemeral insects, [167]
Epoch of the deposit of St. Mary's sandstone, [539]
Epochs of geological action proved by fossils, [400]
Era of Pontiac's hostile movements, [62]
Era of the discovery of the St. Lawrence, [121]
Erismatolite, [103]
Erratic block stratum, [53]
Erratic block and drift stratum, [61]
Essay on the Odjibwa substantive, [453]
Establishment of a military post at St. Peter's, [152]
Etymology, [116]
Etymology of Manitowakie, [195]
Etymology of Minnesota, [156]
Etymology of Namikong, [85]
Etymology of Pawating, [81]
Etymology of Rum River, [150]
Etymology of the word Konamik, [186]
Etymology of the word Michilimackinac, [70]
Etymology of the word Mississippi, [140]
Etymology of the word Wisconsin, [179]
Etymology of Waganukizzie, [207]
Evidences of ancient Indian cultivation, [59]
Evidences of diluvial action, [318]
Explorations recommended, [285]
Extensive and fertile bow-shaped area, [135]

Fallacious appearance of a tide in Green Bay, [191]
Fallacious information of the Indians, respecting the lead mines, [180]
Falls and precipices, [110]
Falls of St. Croix, [270]
Falls of the Montreal River, [103]
Federation group of islands of Lake Superior, [105], [321]
Feud between the Sioux and Chippewas, [545]
Final embarkation at Grosse Point, [49]
Final separation of the party at Fort Dearborn, [197]
First lake vessel built by La Salle, [212]
First steamboat visits Michilimackinac in 1819, [212]
Flat Rock Point, organic remains, [55]
Flock of pigeons drowned in storms, [195]
Flora of Lake Michigan, [206]
Fluor spar, [353]
Fond du Lac, [184]
Fondness of the Indians for melons, [170]
Forest-trees, [143]
Forest-trees buried by oceanic drift, [51]
Fort Holmes, when dismantled, [64]
Fort Howard, [190]
Fort Niagara built, [62]
Fossil fauna of the West, [199]
Fossil wood, [386]
Foundation of old Mackinac, [62]
Fox chief Aquoqua, [171]
Fox River Valley, [184]
Fox Village, [169]
Freshwater conchology, [188]
Freshwater shells of the Fox and Wisconsin, [416]
Friendship of Wawetum, [67]
Friendly act of the daughter of Wabojeeg, [80]
Frogs inclosed in stone, [386]
Fringillia vespertina, or Schoolcraft's grosbec, [515]
Further discussion of the Odjibwa substantive, [470]

Galena, [174]
Generalizations on the Mississippi River, [139]
Geographical data of the portage from Lake Superior to the St. Croix and Chippewa Rivers, [540]
Geological deductions, [300]
Geological memoranda, [119]
Geological monuments, [332]
Geology of Mackinac, [66]
Geological outlines of the Lake Superior coast, [109]
Geological phenomena, [245]
Geology, [261]
Glacial action, [216]
Globe of sandstone from a geological pocket-hole, [316]
Grammatical structure of sentences in the Odjibwa, [495]
Granite Point, [88]
Granular gypsum in sandstone, [86]
Graphic granite, [84]
Gratiot's Grove, [564]
Grauwackke, [111]
Grauwackke of Iron River, [321]
Grave of Dubuque, [174]
Gray wolf, [149], [166]
Great copper boulder on Lake Superior, [294]
Great sand dunes, [85]
Green Bay City, [191]
Group of the Manatouline Islands, [74]
Grosbec—new species, [515]
Gypsum, [65], [313]