[9]Dr. Matthews’s mountain chant of the Navajos, in the fifth annual report (1883-’84) of the Bureau of Ethnology, gives some very striking ceremonial uses of fire. No ethnologist should fail to read this important contribution to science.
[10]The Aborigines of Hispaniola. J. Anthrop., Inst. Gt. Britain and Ireland, XVI, p. 282.
[11]G. Benzoni.—History of the New World. Hakluyt Society, XXI, p. 151.
[12]Smith.—The Natural Inhabitants of Virginia. English Scholars’ Library. No. 16, p. 68.
[13]Beverley.—History of Virginia. 1722. 197, 198.
[14]Loskiel.—History of the Mission of the United Brethren. London, 1794. p. 54.
[15]Benj. Hawkins’ Sketch of the Creek Country. 1798-’99. 68-72, cited in Pickett’s History of Alabama. I, p. 108.
[16]Fifth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology. 1883-’84. p. 518.
[17]The George Catlin Indian Gallery. Smithsonian Report. 1885. II, p. 456.
[18]Schoolcraft.—Indian Tribes. 1851-60. III, Pl. 28.