New sources of Indian history, 1850-1891 : The ghost dance ; The prairie Sioux : a miscellany
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Documents pertaining to the Ghost Dance and the death of Sitting Bull: Preface; Official papers: Papers prepared by officials of the Indian Bureau: Henry Bullhead to McLaughlin, December 9, 1890; Louis Primeau to Charles DeRockbrain, December 12, 1890 ; Papers prepared by officers of the U.S. Army; Unofficial papers: Papers prepared by Sioux Indians: White Buffaloman to Sitting Bull, November 11, 1890; Brings Plenty to Sitting Bull (undated); Gall to Major McLaughlin, November 29, 1890; Spotted Mountain Sheep to Kills Standing, December 7, 1890 (Translation); "I saw the Ghost Dance at Standing Rock" / Robert P. Higheagle; "The arrest and killing of Sitting Bull" / John Loneman ; translated and recorded by Robert P. Higheagle; "Note on Crowfoot" / Robert P. Higheagle; Grass and Gall to Major McLaughlin, December 15, 1890; Little Soldier to Major McLaughlin, December 31, 1890; One Bull to Major McLaughlin (by Carignan), January 6, 1891; Laurence Industrious to One Bull, March 4, 1891; Many Eagles to his sister, March 5, 1891 --

Papers prepared by white citizens: Grait Manitoo to Sitting Bull, November 19, 1890; Dr. V. T. McGillycuddy on the Ghost Dance; Papers prepared by Mrs. Catherine S. Weldon, and others, regarding her --

Information with regard to Sioux Indian history, compiled from statements of Indian and white eye-witnesses: Prefatory note; Indian warfare: Notes on the Sioux wars with white troops and tribal enemies: Sitting Bull as a medicine man; Note on Sitting Bull's shield ; George Bird Grinnell on torture in Indian warfare; Movements of the Hunkpapa Sioux Camp from the spring of 1870 until the Custer Fight, 1876; Old Bull's battles: South of Arrow Creek; fight with the crow; On the east side of the Rosebud, 1873; Baker's Fight, August 14, 1872; mouth of Arrow Creek; On Scarf Creek; Sitting Crow is killed; A fat enemy killed; Note on Curly horses; Taking enemy horses, 1875; Note on the Reynolds Battle, Powder River, March 17, 1876; List of Indian survivors of the Custer Fight, Standing Rock Agency, 1929; Note on the Custer Fight; Indian criticism of Major McLaughlin's book, My Friend the Indian; "Young Sitting Bull" is killed, December 17, 1876; Note on "Sitting Bull's Boys"; Note on The White Horse Riders; Note on the Fox Warrior Society --

Problems of peace: The Great Treaty Council at Fort Laramie, 1851 -- The "Treaty of Laramie" at Fort Rice, 1868 -- The Silent Eaters, 1869 -- Trade with the Slota, 1873 -- How the Sioux made friends in Canada, 1877 -- Chief Joseph's people join Sitting Bull, September, 1878 -- The Sioux account of how Sitting Bull's surrender came to be made, 1881 -- Note on Louis LeGare -- Sitting Bull as prisoner of war, 1881-1883 -- Note on Fort Randall -- The mysterious red coat, 1884? -- Note on the delegation to Washington [D.C.] from Standing Rock, 1888 -- Note on the signing of the treaties -- "Sitting Bull and an Indian boy" / Robert P. Higheagle -- Indian tales of Standing Rock Agency -- The swan song of the Sioux Nation -- Grasping Eagle's report of Sitting Bull's words on being told that he was to be arrested -- Note on Sitting Bull's pipe during the Ghost Dance excitement -- Note on the so-called "squaw-men" --

Notes on individuals: Chief Makes Room

Chief Four Horns

Chief Crazy Horse

Chief Red Cloud

Crow King

Little Assiniboin

Mrs. Eubanks

Frank Grouard

Isaiah

Chief Running Antelope

Kicking Bear

Chief John Grass

Sergeant Shavehead

Black Bull

Sitting Bull's boyhood name

Note on Indian portraits

Chronology: A Hunkpapa Sioux calendar.

Illustrations: Sitting Bull at Fort Randall, 1882

Sitting Bull's grave at Fort Yates, North Dakota

Sitting Bull's portrait in oils / Mrs. C.S. [Catherine] Weldon

The Cheyenne chief, Two Moon

Long (Tall) Mandan, Two Kettle Sioux

Gall, the Hunkpapa Sioux

Chief Joseph, of the Nez Perces

Section of Sitting Bull's Camp at Fort Randall, 1882

Sitting Bull, his two wives (Seen-by-Her-Nation and Four Times), with three of his children, at Fort Randall, 1882

Running Antelope, Hunkpapa Sioux chief.

Maps: Map of the Fetterman Fight near Fort Phil. Kearny, December 21, 1866

Map of Colonel Baker's camp on the Yellowstone River, August 14, 1872

Map of the Reynolds Battle on Powder River, March 17, 1876.