MOECH MOEGAN. 515 
Morgan (Lewis Henry) — continued. 
Language of the Iroqiiois, as illustrated in their geographical names," giving the 
names of 24 geographic features in the State of New York, in the Seneca, Cayuga, 
Onondaga, Tuscarora, Oneida, and Mohawk dialects, with English signification, 
folding iheet, facing p. 394. 
Schedule explanatory of the Indian map, giving English equivalents of Indian 
geographic names, pp. 465-474. 
Table exhibiting, iu the Seneca dialect, the conjugation of the verb G<5-yiise, 
" I shoot," pp. 475-477. 
2644 Circular in reference to the degrees of relationsMp among 
different nations. 
[Washington. Smithsonian Institution: 1862.] c. jwp. 
No title-page; pp. l-3;i. 8°. Smithsonian Institution Miscellaneous Collec- 
tions, No. 138. Also forms part of vol. 2, Smithsonian Institution Miscellaneous 
Collections. 
Contains a list of relationships in the Seneca language. 
2645 Smithsonian Contributions to Knowledge. | 218 | Sys- 
tems I of I Consanguinity and Aifinity | of the ( Human Family. | 
By I Lewis H. Morgan. | 
Washingtou City: | Published by the Smithsonian Institution. | 
1871. I C. WE. JWP. 
Outside title, 1 1., pp. i-xiv, i-xii, 1-590. 4°. Forms vol. 17, Smithsonian Contri- 
butions to Knowledge. 
Pronominal inflections of the Knisteneaux or Cree, Cherokee, and Seneca-Iro- 
quois, p. 137. 
Specializations in the dual and plural (Cherokee), p. 137. 
Table of Consanguinity, &c., of the Seneca-Iroquois and Yankton-Dakota, pp. 
167-169. 
Tahle of relationships, Winnebagoe and Isauntie-Dakota, p. 181. 
Comparative vocabulary of the Mandan, Kau, Otoe, Isauntie-Dakota and 
Wiunebagoes (Gallatin), p. 182. 
Comparative vocabulary of the Minnataree (Morgan), Crow (Morgan), Chocta 
(Byiugton), Creek (Casey), Cherokie (Morgan), Wyandote (Morgan), p. 183. 
A few words in the Crow language, p. 186. 
Table of relationships in Seneca, Wyandote, Yankton, Mandan, Kaw, Otoe, 
Chocta, Cherokee, p. 194. 
Comparative vocabulary of the Grand Pawnee (Morgan), Arickaree (from 
Maximilian), Kichai (from Lieutenant Whipple), Wichita (from Captain Marcy), 
Hueco (from Lieutenant Whipple), p. 195. 
Relationships in Pawnee, p. 196 ; Possessive Pronouns, p. 197. 
Comparative vocabulary of the Cree, Ojibwa, Potawattamie, Blood-Blackfoot, 
Ahahneliu, p.209. 
Comparative vocabulary of the Shawnee (Morgan), Menominee (from Brnco), 
Shiyan (from Smith), Arapahoe (from Smith), Ahahneliu (Morgan), p. 214. 
Comparative vocabuLary of the Slave Lake Indians (Kennicott), Beaver In- 
dians (Kenuicott), Chepewyan Indians (Richardson), Dog Rib Imlians (Richard- 
son), Kutchiu Indians (Richardsou), p. 232. 
Relationships of the Yakama (Pandosy),p.253. 
Comparative vocabulary of the Eskimo of Behring's Sea (Kuskutchewak) 
(Richardson), Eskimo of Hudson's Bay (from Gallatin), E-skinio of Labrador 
(from Latrobe), Eskimo of Northumberland Inlet (Morgan), Eskimo of Green- 
land (Cranz and Egcule), p. 268. 
System of Consanguinity and Affinity of the Ganowdniau Family, Tables I 
and II, pp. 293-382, contains the terms of relationship of tho following peoples: 
