CONTENTS OF VOL. I.
ADVERTISEMENT.
INTRODUCTION.
A TOUR, and c. CHAPTER I. THE FALLS OF NIAGARA.
CHAPTER II. THE WHIRLPOOL.
CHAPTER III. GREAT LAKES OF NORTH AMERICA.
CHAPTER IV. MOTIVES FOR THE TOUR, and c.
CHAPTER V. THE ROMANCE OF EXPECTATION, and c.
CHAPTER VI. HISTORY OF DETROIT, and c.
CHAPTER VII. REMARKABLE INSTANCE OF CAPITAL CRIME.
CHAPTER VIII. EMBARKATION FROM DETROIT, and c.
CHAPTER IX. RIVER ST. CLAIR, and c.
CHAPTER X. THE SAUT DE ST. MARIE, and c.
CHAPTER XI. VOYAGE FROM THE SAUT DE ST. MARIE TO GREEN BAY, and c.
CHAPTER XII. THE INDIAN TRIBES, THEIR POLITICAL RELATIONS, and 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, and c.
CHAPTER XV. THE DESIGN OF THE COMMISSION OF 1830 TO GREEN BAY, and c.
CHAPTER XVI. BURNING OF DEERFIELD IN MASSACHUSETTS, AND MASSACRE OF ITS INHABITANTS, and c.
CHAPTER XVII. REV. MR. WILLIAMS AT GREEN BAY; IMPORTANCE OF HIS RELATIONS THERE, and 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, and c.
CHAPTER XX. MANNER OF CALLING THE COUNCIL AND THE PREPARATIONS.
CHAPTER XXI. ORGANIZATION AND OPENING OF THE COUNCIL; FORMALITIES, and c.
CHAPTER XXII. THE CHARGE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS IN THE WAR DEPARTMENT, and c.
CHAPTER XXIII. SPECIMENS OF INDIAN SPEECHES.
CHAPTER XXIV. FREE MASONRY AMONG THE INDIANS; MEDICINE DANCE; AND WAR DANCES.
CHAPTER XXV. SPECIMENS OF INDIAN SPEECHES OF FORMER TIMES, WITH ANECDOTES.
FOOTNOTES:
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.
BY C. COLTON.
IN TWO VOLUMES.
VOL. I.
LONDON:
FREDERICK WESTLEY AND A. H. DAVIS,
MDCCCXXXIII.
LONDON
R. CLAY, PRINTER, BREAD-STREET-HILL.
