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Preface | ||
Introduction | ||
3 | ||
Lo! The Poor Indian's Hope | 4 | |
Choctaw Traditions: Introductory Remarks | 4 | |
Choctaw Traditions: Name and Migration from the West | 6 | |
8 | ||
Sequoyah | 8 | |
10 | ||
The White Man Wants the Indians' Home | 10 | |
Lament of Tishomingo | 11 | |
Fort Arbuckle | 12 | |
14 | ||
Hec Dies | 15 | |
Joy Returneth with the Morning | 16 | |
18 | ||
Alluwee Brown, and the Tragic End of Unlearned "Jim" | 19 | |
26 | ||
For Lands in Severalty, and Statehood | 27 | |
Measure for Measure | 28 | |
30 | ||
A Momentous Occasion | 31 | |
The Indian's Hard Lot | 37 | |
Passage of Curtis Bill | 42 | |
The Dead Nation | 45 | |
Sequoyah | 47 | |
48 | ||
An Osage Niobe | 49 | |
General Stand Watie | 52 | |
60 | ||
Tookh Steh's Mistake | 61 | |
"Only the Master Shall Praise" | 65 | |
When the Grass Grew Long | 76 | |
The Problem of Old Harjo | 80 | |
87 | ||
The Green Corn Dance | 88 | |
Nineteenth Century Finality | 88 | |
Some Early History of the Creek Nation | 89 | |
Traditions of the Creeks: Story of Their Trek from Mexico More Than Three Centuries Ago | 91 | |
95 | ||
Fancy | 96 | |
Tulledega | 97 | |
Coyote | 98 | |
Ode to Sequoyah | 98 | |
Hotgun on the Death of Yadeka Harjo | 99 | |
Fus Fixico's Letter | 100 | |
Fus Fixico's Letter | 101 | |
Fus Fixico's Letter | 103 | |
The Passing of Hot Gun | 105 | |
107 | ||
What Is Best for the Indian | 108 | |
111 | ||
The Passing of the Indian | 111 | |
The Indian - His Present | 114 | |
The Indian - His Past | 115 | |
The Indian - His Future | 117 | |
The Way of the Spokogee | 118 | |
Wild Cat's Long Swim | 120 | |
Why the Lion Eats His Meat Raw | 122 | |
124 | ||
An Eloquent Oration | 124 | |
127 | ||
Events of Three Generations | 128 | |
130 | ||
Indian Treaties Were Ruthlessly Broken | 131 | |
134 | ||
Father of 90,000 Indians | 135 | |
Indian Tales Between Pipes | 138 | |
Billy Bearclaws, Aid to Cupid | 141 | |
153 | ||
The Middle Man | 154 | |
Nights with Uncle Ti-ault-ly: The Ball Game of the Birds and Animals | 159 | |
Nights with Uncle Ti-ault-ly: How the Terrapin Beat the Rabbit | 161 | |
164 | ||
A Cherokee on the Comet | 165 | |
167 | ||
Legends of the Creeks | 167 | |
Oklahoma Justice as Seen by a Fullblood | 169 | |
171 | ||
The Great End: American Citizenship for the Indian | 172 | |
176 | ||
Memorable Debate Between Pushmataha and Tecumseh | 177 | |
184 | ||
Slipping the Lariat Over | 185 | |
Slipping the Lariat Over | 189 | |
Wild Movie Titles | 192 | |
Educational Frills | 194 | |
197 | ||
Spring Morning - Santa Fe | 198 | |
Santo Domingo Corn Dance | 198 | |
The Deer | 200 | |
Knives from Syria | 201 | |
213 | ||
Legend of Nanih Wayah | 214 | |
A Chieftain's "Farewell Letter" to the American People | 220 | |
226 | ||
Discovery of Tobacco | 227 | |
Indian Fish Fable | 229 | |
Another Indian Fable | 230 | |
232 | ||
Meeting with Reptiles | 232 | |
235 | ||
The Legend of the Battle of Claremore Mound | 236 | |
Sources for Headnotes | 243 | |
Sources for Selections | 246 |
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