The Ghost-dance religion and the Sioux outbreak of 1890
by James Mooney
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Contents
- Introduction
- Chapter I. Paradise Lost
- Chapter II. The Delaware Prophet and Pontiac
- Chapter III. Tenskwatawa the Shawano Prophet
- Chapter IV. Tecumtha and Tippecanoe
- Känakûk
- Pa′Thĕskĕ
- Tä′Vibo
- Nakai′-Doklĭ′Ni
- The Potawatomi Prophet
- Cheez-Tah-Paezh the Sword-Bearer
- Smohalla
- Joseph and the Nez Percé War
- Chapter VII. Smohalla and His Doctrine
- Tribes of the Columbia region
- Chapter VIII. The Shakers of Puget Sound
- Tschaddam or Shaker religion
- Chapter IX. Wovoka the Messiah
- Chapter X. The Doctrine of the Ghost Dance
- Appendix
- Chapter XI. The Ghost Dance West of the Rockies
- Chapter XII. The Ghost Dance East of the Rockies—Among the Sioux
- Appendix—Causes of the Outbreak
- Chapter XIII. The Sioux Outbreak—Sitting Bull and Wounded Knee
- Appendix—The Indian Story of Wounded Knee
- Chapter XIV. Close of the Outbreak—The Ghost Dance in the South
- Chapter XV. The Ceremony of the Ghost Dance
- Among the Northern Cheyenne
- Among the Sioux
- Song Rehearsals
- Preparations for the Dance
- Giving the Feather
- The Painting of the Dancers
- The Ceremony
- The Crow Dance
- The Hypnotic Process
- The Area Covered by the Dance
- Present Condition of the Dance
- Chapter XVI. Parallels in Other Systems
- The Biblical Period
- Mohammedanism
- Joan of Arc
- Dance of Saint John
- The Flagellants
- Ranters, Quakers, and Fifth-Monarchy Men
- French Prophets
- Jumpers
- Methodists
- Shakers
- Kentucky Revival
- Adventists
- Other Parallels
- Appendix—Hypnotism and the Dance Among the Dervishes
- Introductory
- The Arapaho
- The Cheyenne
- The Comanche
- The Paiute, Washo, and Pit River Tribes
- The Sioux
- The Kiowa and Kiowa Apache
- The Caddo and Associated Tribes
- Authorities Cited
- Erratum
- Index to Part 2