CHAPTER LXII.

Indians tampered with at Grand River--Small-pox in the Missouri

Valley--Living history at home--Sunday schools--Agriculture--Indian

names--Murder of the Glass family--Dr. Morton's inquiries respecting

Indian crania--Necessity of one's writing his name plain--Michigan

Gazetteer in preparation--Attempt to make the Indian a political

pack-horse--Return to the Agency of Michilimackinack--Indian skulls

phrenologically examined--J. Toulmin Smith--Cherokee question--Trip to

Grand River--Treaty and annuity payments--The department accused of

injustice to the Indians.

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