LITTLE MEN. Twin thunder-gods of the Cherokees, [126]
LONE-DOG WINTER-COUNT. A picture-writing chronicle of the Dakota, [77]
LONG HOUSE PEOPLE. A name applied to the Iroquois, [224], [227]
LONGFELLOW, H. W. And the identity of Hiawatha, [223]
LORD OF THE DEAD. Indian deity; the owl sometimes represented as the attendant of, [112]
LOUCHEUX. A division of the Tinneh stock; the myth of the moon-god of, [357-358]
LOX, or LOKI. Algonquian deity, a reincarnation of Malsum, [143]; reminiscent of the Scandinavian Loki, [143]; in the story of the Fairy Wives, [174-175]
LYELL, SIR CHARLES. On discovery of prehistoric remains, [7]
M
MA-CON-A-QUA. The Indian name of Frances Slocum, [44]