Description: History, MannersAnd Customs ofThe Indian NationsWho Once InhabitedPennsylvania and The Neighboring States By Rev. John Heckwelder, 1881450 pages, indexed, searchable - Bonus Book -Captives AmongThe IndiansFirst-hand Narratives ofIndian Wars, Customs,Tortures, and Habits of LifeIn Colonial TimesBy Horace Kephart, 1915240 pages, searchable Bonus Book #2-Archealogical Studies of theSusquehannock IndiansBy David Cadzow, 1936228 pages, searchable Bonus Book #3-Indians of Berks County, PABy D. B. Brunner, 1881179 pages, searchable Bonus Book #4-Border Warfare in PADuring the RevolutionBy Lewis Shimmell, 1901155 pages, searchable ************************************************************************Digital CD Requires Adobe Reader 7.0 or higher to ViewAutoboot CD for Easy PC Access; Manually Open Files on MAC *********************************************************************************** “In the interval between 1765 and 1771, Mr. Heckewelder was, on several occasions, summoned from his cooper’s shop to do service for the mission. Thus, in the summer of the first mentioned year, he spent several months at Friedenshiitten, on the Susquehanna (Wyalusing, Bradford county, Pennsylvania), where the Moravian Indians had been recently settled in a body, after a series of most trying experiences, to which their residence on the frontiers and in the settlements of the Province subjected them, at a time when the inroads of the savages embittered the public mind indiscriminately against the entire race. This post he visited subsequently on several occasions, and also the town of Schechschiquanink (Sheshequin), some thirty miles north of Wyalusing, the seat of a second mission on the Susquehanna. “A new period in the life of Mr. Heckewelder opened with the autumn of 1771, when he entered upon his actual career as an evangelist to the Indians, sharing the various fortunes of the Moravian mission among that people for fifteen years, than which none perhaps in its history were more eventful. The well-known missionary David Zeisberger, having in 1768 established a mission among a clan of Monseys on the Allegheny, within the limits of what is now Venango county, was induced in the spring of 1770 to migrate with his charge to the Big Beaver, and to settle at a point within the jurisdiction of the Delawares of Kaskaskunk.” PART I.AN ACCOUNT OF THE HISTORY, MANNERS, AND CUSTOMS OF THEINDIAN NATIONS WHO ONCE INHABITED PENNSYLVANIA ANDTHE NEIGHBOURING STATES.PAGEINTRODUCTION BY THE EDITOR ..... viiDEDICATION ............. xviiINTRODUCTION BY THE AUTHOR ......... xxiiiCHAPTERI. HISTORICAL TRADITIONS OF THE INDIANS ..... 47II. INDIAN ACCOUNT OF THE FIRST ARRIVAL OF THE DUTCH AT NEWYORK ISLAND .......... 71V lII. INDIAN RELATIONS OF THE CONDUCT OF THE EUROPEANS TOWARDSTHEM ............ 76 IV. SUBSEQUENT FATE OF THE LENAPE AND THEIR KINDRED TRIBES . 83V. THE IROQUOIS........... 95GENERAL CHARACTER OF THE INDIANS ...... 100VII. GowTfVMF.NT ........... IO7VIII. EDUCATION ........... 113IX. LANGUAGES ........... 118X. SIGNS AND HIEROGLYPHICS ........ 128XL ORATORY ............ 132XII. METAPHORICAL EXPRESSIONS ........ 137XIII. INDIAN NAMES ........... 141XIV. INTERCOURSE WITH EACH OTHER ....... 145XV. POLITICAL MANOEUVRES ......... 150V XVI. MARRIAGE AND TREATMENT OF THEIR WIVES..... 154XVII. RESPECT FOR THE AGED ......... 163XVIII. PRIDE AND GREATNESS OF MIND ....... 170XIX. WARS AND THE CAUSES WHICH LEAD TO THEM . . . . 175XX. MANNER OF SURPRISING THEIR ENEMIES ...... 177XXI. PEACE MESSENGERS .......... 181XXII. TREATIES ............ 185XIII. GENERAL OBSERVATIONS OF THE INDIANS ON THE WHITE PEOPLEVXIV. FOOD AND COOKERY .........XXV. DRESS AND ORNAMENTING OF THEIR PERSONS . . . .XXVI. DANCES, SONGS, AND SACRIFICES.......XVII. SCALPING WHOOPS OR YELLS PRISONERS . . . .XVIII. BODILY CONSTITUTION AND DISEASES......XXIX. REMEDIES ........... XXX. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS........XXXI. DOCTORS OR JUGGLERS ........XXXII. SUPERSTITION ..........XXXIII. INITIATION OF BOYS .........XXXIV. INDIAN MYTHOLOGY .........XXXV. INSANITY SUICIDE .XXXVI. DRUNKENNESS ..........XXXVII. FUNERALS ...........XXXVIII. FRIENDSHIP...........VXXXIX. PREACHERS AND PROPHETS........XL. SHORT NOTICE OF THE INDIAN CHIEFS TAMANEND AND TADEUSKUNDXLI. COMPUTATION OF TIME ASTRONOMICAL AND GEOGRAPHICALKNOWLEDGE ..........XLII. GENERAL OBSERVATIONS AND ANECDOTES .....XLIII. ADVICE TO TRAVELLERS ........XLIV. THE INDIANS AND THE WHITES COMPARED ....CONCLUSION . .......... PART II.CORRESPONDENCE RESPECTING THE INDIAN LANGUAGES.INTRODUCTIONLETTERI. MR. DUPONCEAU TO MR. HECKEWELDER, QTH JANUARY, 1816II. DR. C. WISTAR TO MR. HECKEWELDER (SAME DATE) . .III. MR. HECKEWELDER TO DR. WISTAR, 24TH MARCH. . .IV. THE SAME TO THE SAME, 30 APRILV. MR. DUPONCEAU TO DR. WISTAR, i4TH MAYVI. DR. WISTAR TO MR. HECKEWELDER, 2isT MAY ...VII. MR. HECKEWELDER TO MR. DUPONCEAU, 27 MAY . .VIII. MR. DUPONCEAU TO MR. HECKEWELDER, IOTH JUNE . .IX. THE SAME TO THE SAME, I3TH JUNEX. MR. HECKEWELDER TO MR. DUPONCEAU, 20TH JUNE . .XI. THE SAME TO THE SAME, 24 JUNEXII. MR. DUPONCEAU TO MR. HECKEWELDER,XIII. THE SAME TO THE SAME, i8TH JULYXIV. MR. HECKEWELDER TO MR. DUPONCEAU,XV. THE SAME TO THE SAME, 24 JULYXVI. MR. DUPONCEAU TO MR. HECKEWELDER,XVII. THE SAME TO THE SAME, 30 AUGUSTXVIIT. MR. HECKEWELDER TO MR. DUPONCEAU,XIX. THE SAME TO THE SAME, 15 AUGUST.XX. MR. DUPONCEAU TO MR. HECKEWELDER,XXI. MR. HECKEWELDER TO MR. DUPONCEAU,XXII. THE SAME TO THE SAME, 27TH AUGUST.XXIII. MR. DUPONCEAU TO MR. HECKEWELDER,XXIV. MR. HECKEWELDER TO MR. DUPONCEAU,XXV. MR. DUPONCEAU TO MR. HECKEWELDER,XXVI. MR. HECKEWELDER TO MR. DUPONCEAU, PART III.WORDS, PHRASES, AND SHORT DIALOGUES 437 Check out my other items! 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