Vanishing Race:
The Vanishing Race: The Last Great Indian Council
作者：Dixon, Joseph K. (Joseph Kossuth), 1856-1926
体例：题 章数：135
字数：252,239 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 135 题- PREPARER’S NOTE
- The Last Outpost
- The Vanishing Race
- DEDICATION
- ILLUSTRATIONS
- CONTENTS
- THE CONCEPT
- The Approach of the Chiefs
- ACKNOWLEDGMENT
- THE AUTHOR.
- PERSONÆ
- A Glimpse Backward
- INDIAN IMPRINTS A GLIMPSE BACKWARD
- The Sacrament of Winter
- The Lone Tepee
- Singing to the Spirits
- HIS RELIGION
- The Voice of the Water Spirits
- Trail of the Death Spirit
- A Leaf from the Indian’s Book
- THE BOOKS OF HIS LIBRARY
- The Song of the Arrows
- HIS ADORNMENT
- An Imperial Warrior
- A Sunset in Camp
- Lighting the Smoke Signal
- HIS WARFARE
- Answering the Smoke Signal
- The Attack on the Camp
- Buffalo Thundered Across the Plains
- An Indian Home
- HIS HOME LIFE
- An Indian Burden Bearer
- An Indian Woman’s Dress—Mrs. Wolf Plume
- The Flower of the Wigwam
- Little Friends
- A Bath in the Little Big Horn
- The Crown of Eagle Feathers
- THE STORY OF THE CHIEFS
- Warriors of Other Days
- Chief Plenty Coups
- Chief Plenty Coups
- The Peaceful Camp
- Chief Red Whip
- Chief Red Whip (1)
- The Pause in the Journey
- Chief Timbo
- Chief Timbo
- The Downward Trail
- Chief Apache John
- Chief Apache John
- Climbing the Great Divide
- Chief Running Bird
- Chief Running Bird
- Chiefs Fording the Little Bighorn
- Chief Brave Bear
- Chief Brave Bear
- Skirting the Sky-Line
- Chief Umapine
- Chief Umapine
- Down the Western Slope
- The Last Arrow
- Chief Tin-Tin-Meet-Sa
- Chief Tin-Tin-Meet-Sa
- Chief Runs the Enemy
- Chief Runs-the-Enemy
- Scouting Party on the Plains
- Scouts passing under cover of the Night
- Map of the Custer Battlefield
- FOLKLORE TALE
- Chief Pretty Voice Eagle
- Chief Pretty Voice Eagle
- A War Council
- The War Party
- The Swirl of the Warriors
- Folklore Tales—Sioux
- Chief White Horse
- Chief White Horse
- Folklore Tales—Yankton Sioux
- Chief Bear Ghost
- Chief Bear Ghost
- Chief Running Fisher
- Chief Running Fisher (2)
- Chief Bull Snake
- Bull Snake
- Mountain Chief
- Mountain Chief
- War Memories
- Mountain Chief’s Boyhood Sports
- Chief Red Cloud
- Chief Red Cloud
- Chief Two Moons
- Chief Two Moons
- Here Custer Fell
- Custer Scouts
- THE STORY OF THE SURVIVING CUSTER SCOUTS
- White Man Runs Him—Custer Scout
- White-Man-Runs-Him
- Folklore Tale—Crow
- Hairy Moccasin—Custer Scout
- Hairy Moccasin
- Curly—Custer Scout
- Curly
- Goes Ahead—Custer Scout
- Goes-Ahead-Basuk-Ore
- On the War Trail
- In Battle Line
- THE INDIANS’ STORY OF THE CUSTER FIGHT
- The Custer Battlefield
- Scouts on the March
- THE STORY OF WHITE-MAN-RUNS-HIM—CUSTER SCOUT
- Sunset on the Custer Field
- THE STORY OF CURLY—CUSTER SCOUT
- The Reno Battlefield
- THE STORY OF GOES-AHEAD—CUSTER SCOUT
- THE STORY OF CHIEF RED CLOUD——OGOLLALA SIOUX
- THE STORY OF CHIEF RUNS-THE-ENEMY—SIOUX LEADER
- Two Moons as he fought Custer
- THE STORY OF CHIEF TWO MOONS—CHEYENNE LEADER, AS TOLD WHERE CUSTER FELL
- CONCLUSIONS
- THE LAST GREAT INDIAN COUNCIL
- The Council Pipe
- INDIAN IMPRESSIONS OF THE LAST GREAT COUNCIL
- Chief Plenty Coups Addressing the Council
- Chief Koon-Ka-Za-Chy Addressing the Council
- Chief Two Moons Addressing the Council
- An Indian Communion
- The Final Trail
- THE FAREWELL OF THE CHIEFS
- The Fading Sunset
- Vanishing into the Mists
- Facing the Sunset
- Once in the valley
- The Sunset of a Dying Race
- The Empty Saddle