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Mooney, James
“Medicine”, war, Indian beliefs concerning 393–394, 501
Medill, W., on Catawba among East Cherokee 165
Medill, W. on East Cherokee censuses 167
Meek on De Soto’s route 192, 193, 197, 198
Meherrin, habitat and migrations of 17
Meigs, Gen. R. J., aid given to missionary work by 84
Meigs, Gen. R. J., delegation brought to Washington by (1898) 106
Meigs, Gen. R. J., instructions to, to cause removal of Cherokee to the West 101
Meigs, Gen. R. J., life of 214–215
Meigs, Gen. R. J. on Cherokee attitude in war of 1812 89
Meigs, Gen. R. J. on Cherokee services in Creek war 97
Meigs, Gen. R. J. on secret article of treaty of 1807 86
Meigs, Gen. R. J., recommendation for Cherokee citizenship by 114
Meigs, Gen. R. J., treaties brought about by 84–85
Melody, development of lxxi
Memphis, surrender of Spanish post at 81
Menendez, establishment of fort by 27
Menendez on Pardo’s expedition 28, 29
Menstruation in Cherokee myth and belief 319–320, 469
Meredith on adoption of Cherokee constitution 113
Meredith on John Ross 114, 224
Meriwether, Gen. David, treaty signed by 103
Mesa Encantada, exploration of xiii
“Mescal,” see Peyote.
Mescalero, study of language of xxvi
Mescalero, work among xvi
Messenger, Cherokee, seeCherokee messenger.
Metabolism, pleasures of lix–lx
Metaphor, development of lxxvii–xci
Meteor, Cherokee name for 442
Methodists, work of, among East Cherokee 166
Mexico, alleged Cherokee agreement with 144–145
Mexico, Cherokee in 146
Mexico, collection from xxix
Mexico, grant to Cherokee by 143
Mexico, memoir on numeral systems of xliv–xlv
Mexico, proposed Cherokee emigration to 155–156
Mexico, work in xvi, xvii
Migrations, Cherokee 17–21
Migration traditions, Cherokee 428–429, 453