History of the Indians of Connecticut from the Earliest Known Period to 1850Рипол Классик |
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Names for the The powwuws or priesthood Religious dances Grades | 39 |
Ideas of 26 | 42 |
CHAPTER II | 45 |
Ineflectaal efiorte of the Ammny to make Isaiah hie mcoeaaor 461 | 46 |
Pequot tributes in 1655 and 1663 | 260 |
Vangunka sell in Middletown and Chathnrn confirm the sale QIES | 266 |
Society fanned in England for propagating the gospel in New England | 272 |
Uncle opposes the missionaries | 275 |
Overtth of the Narragansetts | 281 |
Death of their sachem Canonchet 953 | 287 |
View of Mohegan land afiairs from 1640 to 1683 29l296 | 296 |
Division of the remainder of the narrative | 303 |
The western tribes of Connecticut oppressed by the Iroquois | 65 |
Purchase at the mouth ofthe Connecticut | 71 |
English found a trading house at Windsor | 75 |
With the Narragansetts | 81 |
Oidham killed by the Block Islanders | 87 |
English ravage Block Island | 93 |
Skirmish with the Pequots | 99 |
League between the English and Narragansetts 101 | 106 |
They parley with Gardiner commander of the fort at Saybrook 1 ll | 113 |
Wardeclared againstlhe Pequots | 119 |
Begins his march against the Pequots | 126 |
CHAPTER V | 161 |
Fairfield Indians sell | 167 |
Increasing power of Uncas | 181 |
Killshim onthewayhome | 187 |
Uncus pieces him in the hands of the Connecticut people | 193 |
Uncasputehimtodeath | 197 |
War between the Indians and the Dutch | 204 |
Crime and execution of Busheag | 210 |
English resolve on war against the Narragansetts | 216 |
He is imprisoned by the English | 222 |
Uncas beats and abuses Pequots who were hunting for the English | 228 |
Narragansetts Pocomtocks and Mohuwks league against him | 234 |
Rumors ofu Dutch and Indian league against the English | 240 |
Petition again to be under the English and are received n | 246 |
Quarrel of Uncas and seqtmssen with the Podunks 949 | 254 |
Hallam carries the Mohegan complaints before thecrown | 309 |
Owenecos death anecdotes ofhin1 t H t n H 314 | 315 |
from1722 to 1743 | 342 |
Of the diminution of the Indians | 348 |
Their numbers in 1761 and I774 t A | 354 |
NewFuirfield Indians sit1 H | 360 |
Moravian mission among the Indians of this region | 409 |
Assemny gives land to the tribe | 415 |
Numbers of the Niprnuclts | 421 |
Condition nnd numbers of the Groton bond in 1731 | 427 |
Their reservation | 433 |
Prosecution of William Williams | 434 |
Many Pequote move to the Oneida country t | 440 |
CHAPTER XII | 447 |
Aggressions of the whites | 451 |
Appropriationeto asaisthim | 453 |
School removed to Dartmouth New Hampshire | 459 |
Letter of Occom on the result ofthe Mason law ouit | 463 |
Joseph Johnsonanother Mohegan preacher inH | 469 |
Mohegana fight for the colonies in the revolution | 475 |
Theireonditionin1790 | 481 |
APPENDIX | 491 |
Hunts NUMBERS POSITION AND POLITICAL RELATION OF THE DmIEZrT TRIBE | 494 |
Timotheus is bought out and the disturbances cease | 495 |
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