CHAPTER XXVIII.

Mineralogy--Territorial affairs--Vindication of the American policy by

its treatment of the Indians--New York spirit of improvement--Taste for

cabinets of natural history--Fatalism in an Indian--Death of a first

born son--Flight from the house--Territorial matters--A literary

topic--Preparations for another treaty--Consolations--Boundary in the

North-west under the treaty of Ghent--Natural history--Trip to Green

Bay--Treaty of Butte des Morts--Winnebago outbreak--Intrepid conduct of

General Cass--Indian stabbing--Investment of the petticoat--Mohegan

language.

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