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 * , the first European who stood on the banks of the Mississippi, and crossed the continent from sea to sea, 86.
 * Vermin, Indians regarded as, 235.
 * Vespucci, Amerigo, 48.
 * Virginia, wars in, between the colonists and the Indians, 844, 345.
 * Voyageurs, the, 291.


 * Wampum, Indian, 202.
 * War, Indian preparation for, 195.
 * Washington, President, his wise regard for the Indians exhibited in his official action, 528.
 * Water-ways of the Continent, the, 153-156.
 * Wigwams, Indian, 149, 150.
 * Williams, Eunice, an Indianized white woman, 613.
 * Williams, Roger, his opinion of the Spanish and French religious dealings with the Indians, 74; his opinion of the capacity of the Indian, 99; his ideas of Indian state and royalty, 113; his "Key" of the Indian language, 421, 422.

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