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CHAPTER LIX
FINAL SCENE General Stevens’s body borne from battle to Washington—President considering placing him in command at time of his death— Burial in Newport, R.I.—City erects monument—Inscription— Poem—General Stevens’s descendants 498 Appendix—Census of Indians 503 Index 507

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ILLUSTRATIONS

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Arrival of Nez Perce Cavalcade at the Council	34
Feasting the Chiefs	36
Kam-i-ah-kan, Head Chief of the Yakimas	38
U-u-san-male-e-can: Spotted Eagle, a chief of the Nez Perces	40
Walla Walla Council	42
Pu-pu-mox-mox: Yellow Serpent, Head Chief of the Walla Wallas	46
We-ah-te-na-tee-ma-ny: Young Chief, Head Chief of the Cuyuses	50
She-ca-yah: Five Crows, a Chief of the Cuyuses	52
Appushwa-hite: Looking Glass, War Chief of the Nez Perces	54
Hal-hal-tlos-sot: The Lawyer, Head Chief of the Nez Perces	58
The Scalp Dance	60
Ow-hi, a Chief of the Yakimas	64
The Flathead Council	82
The Blackfoot Council	112
Group of Blackfoot Chiefs—Ha-ca-tu-she-ye-hu, Star Robe, Chief of the Gros Ventres; Th-ke-te-pers, The Rider, Great War Chief of the Gros Ventres; Sak-uis-tan, Heavy Shield, Great Warrior of the Blood Indians; Stam-yekh-sas-ci-cay, Lame Bull, Piegan Chief	114
Blackfoot Chiefs—Tat-tu-ye, The Fox, Chief of the Blood Indians; Mek-ya-py, Red Dye, Piegan Warrior	116
Group: Commissioner Alfred Cumming, Alexander Culbertson, William Craig, Delaware Jim, James Bird	118
Crossing the Bitter Roots in Midwinter	126
Cœur d’Alene Mission	128
Spokane Garry: Head Chief of the Spokanes	140
Ume-how-lish, War Chief of the Cuyuses	148
Homestead in Olympia	260
Letter offering Sword and Services (facsimile)	316
Captain Hazard Stevens at the age of 19, from a photograph	340
Headquarters at Beaufort	372
General Stevens and Staff: Captain B.F. Porter, Lieutenant William T. Lusk, Captain Hazard Stevens, Lieutenant Abraham Cottrell, General Stevens, Major George S. Kemble, Lieutenant Benjamin R. Lyons