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Mooney, James
Cooshatta, seeKoasati.
Cooweescoowee, origin of name 285
Copper, Indian use of 23, 26
Copperhead, myths and lore concerning 252–253, 296, 313
Corn, Indian use of 481
Corn, myths and lore concerning 244–245, 246, 248, 249, 421, 423, 432, 471
Corncob in Cherokee myth 436, 441
Cornelius, Rev. Elias, on The Suck 464–465
Cornells on Cherokee reception of Prophet’s doctrine 89
Cornwallis, attempt to invade North Carolina and Virginia by 56–57
Cornwall school, education of Cherokee at 108
Coronado, trick attempted on 194
Cosmogonic myths239–261
Cosmogonic myths, see alsoSacred myths.
Coste, De Soto’s visit to 200
Cotton gin, grant to Cherokee of 85
Coulanges, Fustel de, description of the “Ancient City” by xli
Courts, Cherokee, narrowing of jurisdiction of 156
Courts, East Cherokee 166
Cow in Cherokee myth 265
Cow-ant in Cherokee lore 309
Cowee, burning of (1783) 61
Cowee, legends of 375–378, 496
Coyattee, treaty of 63–64
Coyote, myths concerning 467, 468
Coytmore, Lieutenant, murder of 42–43
Crab orchard, skirmish at (1794) 74, 78
Crane, myths concerning 290–291, 325, 445, 455
Craven, Governor, defeat of Yamassee by 33
Crawfish, myths and lore concerning 239, 308, 425
Crawford, ——, on East Cherokee desire for removal 165
Crawford, ——, on numbers of East Cherokee 168
Creeks among Cherokee 142–143
Creeks, attitude of, during Civil war 148, 149
Creeks, attitude of, during Revolution 55, 59–60, 62–66, 70, 72, 73, 74, 77
Creeks, attitude of, in 1794, 1795 78, 80
Creeks, blood of, among Cherokee 234
Creeks, boundary between Cherokee and 62
Creeks, cane-splint fire among 429–436
Creeks, Cherokee relations with 14, 15, 22, 33, 38, 62, 89, 142, 372, 382–385