Texas, southern and southeastern. Attacapa Indians in. x, _note_ Thomas, Cyrus. His REPORT ON MOUND EXPLORATIONS, xxviii, _note_ His article in BULL. 30 B. A. E. 16, _note_ Three Rivers, Canada. 27, _note_ Thwaites, Reuben Gold. 41, _note_. 42 Ticonderoga, New York, 42 TRAVELS IN THE INTERIOR OF NORTH AMERICA, by Maximilian. xvi, xxiii, _note_. xxxiv, 6, _note_. 39, _note_. 56, _note_ tumuli, Iowa not largely associated with, xxvii Vanderslice, Daniel, 73 Vaughan, Albert J. Indian agent. 40, _ibid._, _note_ Verwyst, Rev. Chrysostom. His MISSIONARY LABORS OF FATHERS MARQUETTE, MENARD AND ALLOUEZ, ETC., 13, _note_ VIES DE PLUSIEURS PERSONNAGES CÉLÉBRES, by Walckenar. 23, _note_ Wahkantape, a Sioux Chief, 18 Walckenaer, C. A. His VIES DE PLUSIEURS PERSONNAGES CÉLÉBRES, 23, _note_ Walnut Creek, 74 Wapello County, Iowa, xxvii war dance, The. xxxii Washington, D. C, 63, 66 Waw-non-que-skoona-a, xix, map by, xxiii, 9, _note_. 24, 36, referred to, 37 welcome dance, The. xxxii Williamson, Rev. T. S. His article in COLLECTIONS OF THE MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Vol. I. xx, _note_. 28, 31 Wilson, Rev. G. H. 28, _note_ Winchell, N. H. His excellent map. xx, _note_. xxiii, _note_ Winnebago Agency, in Minnesota. 7 Winnebago Indians, x, xvii, xviii, 8, 9, 10, 17, 27, 29, 32, 35, 36, their territory 37, 42, 53 Winsor, Justin. NARRATIVE AND CRITICAL HISTORY OF AMERICA. 3, _note_ 20, _note_ WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY COLLECTIONS, VOL. I, 13, _note_ VOL. XI, 28, _note_ VOL. XVI, xxii, xxiv, _note_. 13, _note_. 20, _note_ VOL. XVII, 41, _note_ Wisconsin River, xxi, 11, _note_. 16, 17, 23, 28 Wisconsin State Hist. Soc. PROCEEDINGS, 1895. 28, _note_ Wisconsin, State of. 11, _note_ Wolf Creek, i.e., Wolf River, _q.v._ Wolf River, xxiv, 39, 68 Wolf Village, 76 Wolf’s Grove, 70 [Illustration] * * * * * LITTLE HISTORIES OF NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS Number Two _IN THE SAME SERIES_ THE NAVAJOS By O. H. Lipps 12mo cloth, $1.00 net Expressage 10 cents With a map, and illustrations in three colors The A. L. A. BOOKLIST describes it thus (November, 1909): “A concise and sympathetic account in simple language of the life, habits, customs, mythology, etc., of one of the most interesting of the North American tribes, with a chapter on their history since the Spanish conquest. The author is a member of the Indian service, has had several years’ experience with the tribe and knows his subject. Appendix contains official letters and affidavits relating to conditions on the reservations and the causes of the Navajo war of 1861. Illustrated from photographs, but unfortunately unindexed.” 970.1 Navajo Indians 9-10291/2 End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Iowa, by William Harvey Miner