The Iroquois
- Subtitle
- or, the bright side of Indian character
Anna C. (Anna Cummings) Johnson
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1. Front matter2. TABLE OF CONTENTS.3. INTRODUCTION.4. CHAPTER I. NATIONAL TRAITS OF CHARACTER.5. CHAPTER II. NATIONAL GOVERNMENT; OR, LONG HOUSE OF THE IROQUOIS LEAGUE.6. CHAPTER III. THE RELIGION OF THE IROQUOIS.7. CHAPTER IV. CUSTOMS AND INDIVIDUAL TRAITS OF CHARACTER.8. CHAPTER V. LOVE, MUSIC, AND POETRY.9. CHAPTER VI. LEGENDARY LITERATURE.10. CHAPTER VII. A CAPTIVE’S LIFE AMONG INDIANS, ILLUSTRATED BY THE LIFE OF “THE WHITE WOMAN.”11. CHAPTER VIII. ELOQUENCE AMONG THE IROQUOIS—RED JACKET, OR SA-GO-YE-WAT-HA.12. CHAPTER IX. SARCASM AND SAGACITY—RED JACKET, OR SA-GO-YE-WAT-HA.13. CHAPTER X. DIGNITY OF CHARACTER AMONG THE IROQUOIS, ILLUSTRATED BY THE LIFE OF FARMER’S BROTHER AND YOUNG KING.14. CHAPTER XI. INDIAN MAGNANIMITY ILLUSTRATED BY THE LIFE OF CORNPLANTER.15. CHAPTER XII. REFINEMENT AND SENSIBILITY IN INDIAN CHARACTER, ILLUSTRATED IN THE LIFE OF LOGAN.16. CHAPTER XIII. THE DARKEST PAGE OF INDIAN HISTORY.17. CHAPTER XIV. THE EDUCATED INDIAN.18. CHAPTER XV. THE FUTURE OF THE NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN.19. THE LANGUAGE OF THE IROQUOIS.