- 1Epigraph — Dedication
- 2Preface
- 3Introduction
- 4Author’s Note
- 5Chapter I — Introductory
- 6Chapter II — The Delawares
- 7Chapter III — The Cheyennes
- 8Chapter IV — The Nez Percés
- 9Chapter V — The Sioux
- 10Chapter VI — The Poncas
- 11Chapter VII — The Winnebagoes
- 12Chapter VIII — The Cherokees
- 13Chapter IX — Massacres of Indians by Whites
- 14Chapter X — Conclusion
- 15Appendix
- 16II — The Ponca Case
- 17III — Testimonies to Indian Character
- 18IV — Outrages Committed on Indians by Whites
- 19V — Extracts From the Report of the Commission Sent to Treat With t…
- 20VI — Account of Some of the Old Grievances of the Sioux
- 21VII — Letter From Sarah Winnemucca, an Educated Pah-Ute Woman
- 22VIII — Laws of the Delaware Nation of Indians
- 23IX — Account of the Cherokee Who Invented the Cherokee Alphabet
- 24X — Prices Paid by White Men for Scalps
- 25XI — Extract From Treaty With Cheyennes, in 1865
- 26XII — Wood-Cutting by Indians in Dakota
- 27XIII — Sequel to the Walla Walla Massacre
- 28XIV — An Account
- 29XV — Report
- 30Index of Exhibits
A Century of Dishonor
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