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Mooney, James
Nacoochee, pseudomyth concerning 416
Nacoochee, see alsoCauchi.
Nadako in Texas, union of, with Cherokee 143
Namaesi sipu, Namassipi, seeFish river.
Names, Cherokee custom of changing 69
Names, see alsoSynonymy.
Nantahala, myths concerning 303, 408
Nanticoke, association of, with Delawares 497
Nanticoke, modern remnants of 498
Nanticoke, separation of, from Delawares 18–19
Nashville, attack on 63
Nashville, conference at (1792) 72
Nashville founding of 56
Natchee, tribe of Creek 498–499
Natchez, blood of, among Cherokee 234
Natchez, enslavement of 233
Natchez, surrender of post at 81
National committee, establishment of 107
National council, enactment by 86–87
National council, establishment of 107
Navaho, myths of 443, 447–448, 468, 501
Navaho, publication of memoir on xxix
Navaho, study of paternities and cults of xlvii
Navaho, use of language of, as trade language 188
Necromancy, development of lxxxv–lxxxvi
Necromancy, see alsoMagic.
Negroes in Cherokee Nation, education of 155
Negroes in Cherokee Nation, number of 155, 157
Negroes, myth concerning 351
Negroes, myths of 448, 450, 452, 483
Negroes, relation of myths of, to Indian myth 231, 233–236
Nelson, E. W., publication of paper by xxx
Nenetooyah, change of name by 69
New Brunswick, work in xvii–xviii
New Echota, attendance at conference at 123
New Echota, attitude of Cherokee toward treaty of 135
New Echota, capital of Cherokee Nation 107
New Echota, constitutional convention at 112
New Echota, Major Davis on treaty of 126
New Echota, East Cherokee right to benefits of treaty of 165–167