Seattle Chief

Subjects

Indians of North America, Land tenure, Human ecology, Suquamish Indians, Government relations, Native American, Study and teaching (Secondary), Ethnic Issues, Ethnic Studies - Native American Studies, Fiction, History, History and criticism, History: American, Indian authors, Juvenile literature, Literature, Native American Studies, Nature, Poetry, Seattle, chief, 1790-1866, Speeches, addresses, etc., American, Speeches, addresses, etc., Indian, Speeches, addresses, etc., Suquamish, USA, (Seneca chief),

Places

Alabama, Florida, Fountain of Youth, Massachusetts, Missouri, New England, North America, Owl Creek Bridge, Saint Louis, Saint Louis (Mo.), Salem Village, United States, Washington (State)

People

Seattle Chief (1790-1866), Amanda Wingfield, Colonel Killigrew, Devil, Dr. Heidegger, Ethelred, Faith Brown, Fortunato, Goodman Brown, Goody Cloyse, Jim O'Connor, Joseph Nez Percé Chief (1840-1904), Lady Fortunato, Laura Wingfield, Luchresi, Madeline Usher, Montresor, Mr. Gascoigne, Mr. Medbourne, Mrs. Sommers, Peyton Farquhar, Red Jacket (Seneca chief) (ca. 1756-1830), Roderick Usher, Sylvia Ward, Tom Wingfield

Time

1600s, 1789-1869, 1861-1865, 19th century, American Civil War, Civil War, carnival