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Contents Editor’s Introduction vii Author’s Preface 3 1. General Account of the Present Local Position and Numbers of the Ojibways,and Their Connection with Other Tribes 2. Totemic Division of the O-jib-ways 3. Origin of the Ojibways 4. Emigration of the Ojibways from the Shores of the Atlantic Ocean,to Their Occupation of the Area of Lake Superior 5. The Ojibway Town at La Pointe 6. Dispersion of the Ojibways from the Island of La Pointe 7. Era of the Discovery 8. The Immediate Consequence of Their First Intercourse with the White Race 9. Account of the First French Trading Posts Built on Lake Superior 10. Wars of the Ojibways with the Iroquois and O-dug-am-ees, or Foxes 11. Taking of Mille Lacs by the Ojibways 12. Occupation of the St.Croix River Country by the Ojibways 13. The Country about the Source of the Mississippi 14. Progress of the Ojibways on the Upper Mississippi 15. Occupation of the Wisconsin and Chippewa River Valleys by the Ojibways Schenck bk p i-xxiv 1-318_Layout 1 5/13/11 10:54 AM Page v v 16. Ending of the French Supremacy 17. Commencement of British Supremacy 18. Grand Expedition of the Dakotas to the Sources of the Mississippi,against the Ojibways 19. Progress of the Ojibways on the Upper Mississippi 20. Closing of the War between the Ojibways and Odugamies 21. Origin of the Distinctive Name of Pillagers Applied to the Leech Lake Band of Ojibways; and the Era of Smallpox 22. Continued Progress of the Ojibways on the Upper Mississippi during the End of the Eighteenth Century 23. Attack of a War Party of Dakotas on a French Trading House, on the Upper Mississippi,in the Year 1783 24. The Sources of the Mississippi Become Open to the Enterprise of the Fur Trade,1792 25. John Baptiste Cadotte 26. Progress of the Ojibways on the Wisconsin and Chippeway Rivers 27. Ojibways of the Wisconsin and Chippeway Rivers 28. Affairs of the Ojibways on the St.Croix 29. The Pillagers 30. Ojibways of the Upper Mississippi 31. Ojibways of the Upper Mississippi 32. Ojibways of the Upper Mississippi 33. Endeavors of the British to Entice the Ojibways of Lake Superior and Mississippi to Join Their Arms in the War of 1812 34. A Brief Sketch of the Fur Trade and Fur Traders among the Ojibways from the Formation of the Northwest Company in 1787 to 1834 35. Events from 1818 to 1826 Appendixes Works Cited Index Schenck bk p i-xxiv 1-318_Layout 1 5/13/11 10:54 AM Page vi vi ...