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* Boweting, Mich. See Sault Ste. Marie.
 * Bow-it-ig-o-win-in (Ojibway warrior), 289
 * Bradstreet, General, 217, 441
 * Breché-dent. See Broken Tooth.
 * Bridger, John, at Hudson's Bay, 414
 * Brinton, D.G., quoted, 42
 * British far traders, hire American clerks, 9
 * British, The, 32, 146; receive Canada, 195; their influence ended by Pike, 349
 * Broken Tooth (Ojibway chief), 349, 350, 365, 366, 459, 477, 494
 * Brother, adoption as, 269
 * Bruce, Ojibway half-breed, 281
 * Bruce, Mr., fur trader, 381
 * Brule, Stephen, early voyageur, 399
 * Brunette, Francis, 484
 * Brunett, Jean, 12, 390, 391
 * Brunson, Rev. Alfred, quoted, 10, 11, 14, 495
 * Bruske, trader, 451
 * Buade, Lake. See Mille Lacs.
 * Buffaloes. See Bison.
 * Buffalo (an Ojibway chief), 464
 * Bug-aun-auk (Ojibway warrior), 388
 * Bulger, Capt., 461
 * Bunker Hill, Gen. Warren's death, 9
 * Burial customs of Ojibways, 72
 * Burning captives, 36, 82, 95, 107
 * Burning grass, at Elk River fight, 238
 * Burnt Wood River, 252
 * Burr, Aaron, 442
 * Bus-in-au-see. See Crane Totem.


 * Cadeau (Cadotte), Mons., 10, 212, 279
 * Cadillac, La Mothe, on Hurons and Ottawas, 405, 407
 * Cadillac, describes Mackinaw, 417; succeeds Louvigny, 420
 * Cadottes, their ancestry, 10, 378
 * Cadotte, J.B., Sr., 10, 116, 131, 195, 210, 212, 215, 220, 279, 290, 299, 304, 334, 336, 337, 378, 381, 433, 440, 448
 * Cadotte, Mrs. J.B., Sr., 10, 296
 * Cadotte, J.B., Jr., 10, 11, 213, 372, 449, 451
 * Cadotte, Joseph, 450
 * Cadotte, Louis, 490
 * Cadotte, Michel, Sr., 9, 10, 11, 96, 111, 131, 145, 213, 282, 299, 320, 321, 323, 324, 326, 372, 381, 384, 449
 * Cadotte, Mrs. Michel, Sr., 282, 296, 321
 * Cadotte, Michel, Jr., 372, 373, 376, 460
 * Cahokias, 218
 * Calhoun, Hon. John C, 464
 * Cameron, trader, 281
 * Canada, 31, 37, 155, 195, 368, 372, 386
 * Caniengas, 42
 * Cannibalism, among Ojibways, 109, 308
 * Canoes, how made, etc., 40, 98, 105, 473, 288
 * Captives, roasting to death, 36, 82, 95, 106, 107
 * Cardonniere, French trader, 411
 * Carter, Jacques, 90
 * Carver, Jonathan, 442, 508
 * Cass, Gov. Lewis, 47, 317, 392, 462, 463, 468, 470, 471
 * Cass Lake, 38, 175, 178. 183, 185, 224, 225, 281, 326, 336
 * Catawbeta. See Broken Tooth.
 * Catfish Totem, 45, 86, 87, 185, 318
 * Catlin, George, Indian portrait painter, 114, 490
 * Census, of Ojibwa tribe, 39
 * Ceremonies, Medawe, foolish, 67, 77
 * Cession of Canada, 378
 * Chabouillez, Charles, trader, 381, 451, 452
 * Chagouamigon, Shagawaumikong, or La Pointe, 48, 86, 88, 91, 95, 96, 102, 103, 104, 109, 115, 116, 123, 126, 130, 132, 167, 189, 219, 221, 243, 253, 254, 280, 323, 325, 331; first traders at, 402, 403; described by Allonez, 404; bark chapel at, 404, 406; Indians at, 405; early notice of, 405; abandoned by missionaries, 407; Le Sueur at, 419; St. Pierre at, 423; Luictot at, 423; La Ronde at, 426
 * Champlain, quoted, 98; his map, 400
 * Champlin, sailing master, 460
 * Chaouanou. See Shawnees.
 * Charatte, fur trader, 382
 * Chesne, Indian leader, 432
 * Che-suh-yauh, Ojibway chief, 48