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Colton, Calvin. Tour of the American Lakes, and Among the Indians of the North-West Territory, in 1830: Disclosing the Character and Prospects of the Indian Race, Volume I . London: Frederick Westley and A. H. Davis, 1833. [format: book], [genre: memoir]. Permission: Schingoethe Center for Native American Cultures, Aurora University
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Introduction.
Chapter I. — The Falls of Niagra.
Chapter II. — The Whirlpool.
Chapter III. — Great Lakes of North America.
Chapter IV. — Motives for The Tour, c.
Chapter V. — The Romance of Expectation, c.
Chapter VI. — History of Detroit, c.
Chapter VII. — Remarkable Instance of Capital Crime.
Chapter VIII. — Embarkation From Detroit, c.
Chapter IX. — River St. Clair, c.
Chapter X. — The Saut De St. Marie c.
Chapter XI — Voyage From the Saut De St. Marie to Green Bay, c.
Chapter XII. — The Indian Tribes, Their Political Relations, c.
Chapter XIII. — Vindication of the American Indians From the Charge of Being Savages.
Chapter XIV. — Gradual Extinction of the Indian Tribes in the Eastern States, c.
Chapter XV. — The Design of the Commission of 1830 to Green Bay, c.
Chapter XVI. — Burning of Deerfield in Massachusetts and Massacre of its Inhabitants, c.
Chapter XVII. — Rev. Mr. Williams at Green Bay; Importance of his Relations There, c.
Chapter XVIII. — An Account of the Stockbridge Settlement on Fox River.
Chapter XIX. — The Oneida Settlement at Duck Creek, Under the Care of the Rev. Mr. Williams, c.
Chapter XX. — Manner of Calling the Council and the Preparations.
Chapter XXI. — Organization and Opening of the Council; Formalities, c.
Chapter XXII. — The Charge of Indian Affairs in the War Department, c.
Chapter XXIII. — Specimens of Indian Speeches.
Speech of John Metoxen.
Speech of the Menomenie Chief.
Speech of Daniel Bread.
Speech of Four-Legs.
Speech of John Metoxen.
Chapter XXIV. — Free Masonry Among the Indians; Medicine Dance; And War Dances.
Chapter XXV. — Specimens of Indian Speeches of Former Times, With Anecdotes.
Notes.
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