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Front Matter
Title Page
Publisher Details
Acknowledgements
Contents
INTRODUCTION
The Documents
A Reminiscence
BEFORE ISHI
1. Earliest Notices of the Yahl (1850)
2. Army Correspondence on the Yana and Yahi (1862-1865)
3. Newspaper Accounts of Fighting with the Yahi (1862)
4. Adjutant-General Kibbe's Report (1860)
5. Hi Good and the “Mill Creeks” (1859)
6. Captured by the Mill Creek Indians (1863)
7. Fighting the Mill Creeks (1857-1865)
8 The Last of the Mill Creeks (1862-1870)
9. The Yanas (1864)
10. The Kom-bo [Yahi] (1874)
11. Lost Indian Tribe In Tehama Wilds
12. “Lost Indians” Easily Traced
13. Indians in the Forest (1911)
14. The Elusive Mill Creeks(1911)
ISHI ENTERS CIVILIZATION
1. Newspaper Accounts of Ishi’s Capture (1911)
2. Tribe’s Dirge Chanted by Savage
3. Indian Enigma Is Study for Scientists
4. Untainted Life Revealed by Aborigine
5. Tribe Survivor Counts to Five, But That’s All
6. Ishi Tells Tale of Wood Duck for 6 Hours
7. Ishi, the Last Aboriginal Savage in America, Finds Enchantment in a Vaudeville Show
8. It’s All Too Much for Ishi, Says the Scientist
9. The Only Man In America Who Knows No Christmas — Ishi
ISHI AMONG THE ANTHROPOLOGISTS
1. Ishi, the Last Aborigine (1912)
2. The Last Wild Tribe of California (1915)
3. The Yana Indians (1918)
4. The Yana and Yahi (1925)
5. Flint Working by Ishi (1916)
6 Yahi Archery (1918)
7. Analysis of a Yahi Text (1923)
8. The Songs of Ishi (1965)
9. Yahi Place Names (1957)
ISHI’S DEATH
1. Characteristics of Ishi (1920)
2. Correspondence About Ishi (1915-1916)
3. Ishi’s Funeral (1916)
4. Conclusion (1920)
5 Ishi's Death - A Chico Commentary (1916)
Picture Credits
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