A Treatise on the Six-Nation Indians

CONTENTS
INTRODUCTORY
THE INDIAN’S CONDITIONS OF SETTLEMENT
HIS MEETINGS OF COUNCIL
HIS ORATORY
HIS PHYSICAL MIEN AND CHARACTERISTICS
HIS CHIEFS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS
HIS PRONENESS TO DRINK
HIS HUMOR
HIS INTELLECTUAL GIFTS
HIS PASTIMES
HIS TRADING RELATIONS WITH WHITES
HIS RELIGION
HIS MODE OF LIFE
HIS ALLEGED COMMISSION OF PERJURY
THE INDIAN AS A MUSICIAN
THE INDIAN AS AN ARTIST
HIS SCHOOLS
HIS MISSIONARIES
CONSIDERATIONS UPON HIS STANDING AS A MINOR
REFLECTIONS AS TO THE POSSIBLE EFFECT UPON HIM OF ENFRANCHISEMENT
CONCLUDING REMARKS
ADDENDA TO SECTION ON ENFRANCHISEMENT