Travels Through the Interior Parts of North America, in the Years 1766, 1767 and 1768
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1. Front matter2. ADVERTISEMENT.3. TO JOSEPH BANKS, Esq; PRESIDENT OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY.4. AN ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC. THE SECOND EDITION.5. SOME ACCOUNT OF CAPTAIN J. CARVER.6. Introductory material7. INTRODUCTION.8. A JOURNAL OF THE TRAVELS, WITH A DESCRIPTION OF THE COUNTRY, LAKES, &c.9. A JOURNAL OF THE TRAVELS, WITH A DESCRIPTION OF THE COUNTRY, LAKES, &c. (continued 2)10. CHAPTER I. Of their Origin.11. CHAPTER II. Of their PERSONS, DRESS, &c.12. CHAPTER III. Of their Manners, Qualifications, &c.13. CHAPTER IV. Their Method of reckoning Time, &c.14. CHAPTER V. Of their Government, &c.15. CHAPTER VI. Of their Feasts.16. CHAPTER VII. Of their Dances.17. CHAPTER VIII. Of their Hunting.18. CHAPTER IX. Of their Manner of making War, &c.19. CHAPTER X. Of their Manner of making Peace, &c.20. CHAPTER XI. Of their Games.21. CHAPTER XII. Of their Marriage Ceremonies, &c.22. CHAPTER XIII. Of their Religion.23. CHAPTER XIV. Of their Diseases, &c.24. CHAPTER XV. Of the Manner in which they treat their Dead.25. CHAPTER XVI. A concise Character of the Indians.26. CHAP. XVII. Of their Language, Hieroglyphicks, &c.27. CHAPTER XVIII. Of the Beasts, Birds, Fishes, Reptiles, and Insects, which are found in the interior Parts of North America.28. CHAPTER XIX. Of the Trees, Shrubs, Roots, Herbs, Flowers &c.29. APPENDIX.30. DIRECTIONS for Placing the Maps and Plates.31. INDEX