LES INDIGÈNES

BEAucHAMP (William M. A.), À History of the New-York Iroquois.

New-York State Museum, Bulletin 78. Cartes. 1905. The Iroquois Trail. New-York, 1892.

BLaiR (Emma-Helen), The Indian Tribes of the Upper Mississipi and Region of the Great Lakes. as described by Nicolas Perrot, Bacqueville de la Potherie et al. Bibliographie, notes et index. 2 vol. Cleveland, Clark, 1911. 372, 412 pp.

BUuSHNELL (Daniel I), Native villages and village sites east of the Mis-

PT Au / sissippi (Bureau of American Ethnology: Bulletin 69). Washington, 1919. Voir note sur Hochelaga.

CHapiN (Franz), An Introduction to the Study of Social Evolution: The Prehistoric Period. New-York, 1913.

ELLIS (George E.), The Red Man and the White Man in North America. Boston, 1882.

Exo (Joel N.), À Sketch of the relations of New-York with the Five Nations (America, July, 1924, pp. 278-312).

GOLDENWEISER (A.-A.), Early Civilisation. New-York, Knopp, 1922. 428 pp.

Harris (R.-W.), The Cross-Bearers of the Saguenay. Londres et Toronto, Dent and Sons, 1920. 202 pp. (Un aperçu brillant des coutumes indiennes.)

HaTzAN (A. Léon), The true Story of Hiawatha (i. e. les [roquois). Toronto and Stewart, 1925. 298 pp.

LAGDEN (Godfrey), The native races of the Empire. Londres et Toronto, 1924. xxIv, 377 pp.

Lee [éditeur], Guy Carleton, The History of North America, 4 vol. Philadelphie, Barrie and Sons, 1904. Vol. IT: The Indians of North America in Historic Times, xx, 464 pp. :

LEAcocxk (Stephen), The Dawn of Canadian History, a story of aboriginal Canada and the coming of the white man, 1914.

LowIE (E. H.), Primitive Society. New-York, Boni and Liveright. 463 PP:

LOWENTHAL (John), Irokesische Wirthschaftsaltertumer (Zeitschrift für Ethnologie; 1921, pp. 171-233). (Etude technique des ustensiles de cuisine et des outils et instruments de travail dont se servaient les Iroquois à l’époque Pré-Européenne).

Mac Leop (William Christie), Debtor and chattel slavery in aboriginal North America (American Anthropologist, vol. 27, n° 3, juillet, 1925, p. 370).

MAuRAULT (J.-A.), Histoire des Abénaquis. Sorel, 1866.

MoorEHEAD (W. K.), The Stone Age in North America, 1910.

MorGan (Lewis H.), League of the Iroquois. New-York, 1904.

Houses and Home life of the American Aborigines. Washington, 1881

Ancient Society or Researches in the Lines of Human Progress from Savagery through Barbarism to Civilisation, New-

York, 1878.

OsBorx (H. F.), Men of the Old Stone Age, Their Environment, Life and Art. New-York, 1915.

Parsows (Elsie Clews, éd.), American Indian Life. By several of its students. Illustrated by C. Grant La Farge. New-York, Hebsch, 1922. 419 pp.

PHILIPPS (George Brinton), The Primitive Copper industry of Ameririca (American Anthropologist, vol. 27, n° 2, avril-juin, 1925, p. 284).

SziGnr (Benjamin), Indian Researches. Montreal, 1844, 179 pp.

SkINNER, Notes on Iroquois Archeology. New-York, 1921, 216 pp.

Smirx (Harlam), An album of prehistoric Canadian art (Victoria Memorial Museum, Bulletin n° 37, Anthropological series n° 8, Ottawa, 1923, 195 pp.

SPECK (Franck G.), Northem elements in Iroquois and New England art (Indian Notes, Museum of the American Indian. Heye Foundaturs. New-York, Vol. II, N° 1. Janvier 1925, p. 1).

SQUAIR (John), The Indian tribes on the St Lawrence at the time of the arrival of the French. Translated from Histoire de la colonie française en Canada, by l’abbé Faillon, Villemarie, 1865, t. 1, note XVII, pp. 224-233 (34th annual Archaeological Report, being part of Appendix to the Report of the Minister of Education, Toronto, Ontario, 1924).

STITES (Sara-Henry), Economics of the Iroquois, 1904.

STRICKNEY (Gardner P.), The use of Maize by Wisconsin Indians (Parkman’s Club’s Publications, n° 13, 1897).

TookER (W.-W.), Researches relating to the Early Indians of New- York and New England. New-York, Harper, 1902.

TyLor (E.-B.), Primitive Culture, New-York, 1889.

WATERMAN (T.-T.), North American Indian dwellings (Geographical. Review, vol. XIV, jan.-1924, pp. 1-25).

WauGxH (F.-W.), Iroquois Foods and Food Preparations (Geological Survey, Memoire'n° 86, Ottawa, 1916).

The Indian Canoes (Ottawa Field Naturalist, vol. xxxIII, mai 1919). .

WEEDEN (W.-B.), « Indian Money » (John Hopkins University Studies, IT, 385-431).

WissLER (Clark), The American Indian. New-York, 1922.

Arctic geography and Eskimo culture: a review of Steensby”s

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work (Geographical Review, New-York, vol. 1x, February 1920, pp. 125-138).

Man and Culture. New-York, Crowell, 1923, 371 pp.

h) LES PÊCHERIES

Brown, (Vera Lee), Spanish Claims to the Newfoundland fisheries in the eighteenth century. Montréal, Congrès de la Canadian Historical Association, automne de 1925.

GROSSETÊTE (J.-M.), La grande Pêche de Terre-Neuve et d'Islande. Rennes, Presse de Bretagne, 1921, 421 pp. (Historique en introduction).

JENKINS (J.-T.), À History of the whale fisheries. Londres, 1921. 336 pp. (Etude détaillée et documentée, depuis les Basques du X° siècle jusqu’à nos jours). |

Leroux (Ernest) [éd.], Les Rochelais à Terre-Neuve, 1500-1550 (Ex trait du Bulletin de Géographie, 1892), Paris, 1893, 42 pp.

Mc FARLAND (Raymond), History of the New England Fisheries. 1911

Musser (M.-G.), Les Rochelais à Terre-Neuve. La Rochelle, Girault, 139: pp.

SPEARS (John R.), The Story of the New Engiand Whalers. New-York, Macmillan, 1908. 418 pp.

Tower (W. S.), History of the American Whale Fishery.

Woopgyry’s, Relation of the Fisheries to the Discovery of North Ame-

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i) DÉCOUVERTES ET EXPLORATIONS

ADAMS (Arthur T.), À New Interpretation of the Voyages of Radisson (Minnesota History, Sept. 1925).

ASHER, Henry Hudson the Navigator (Hakluyt Society). London, 1860.

Bagcock, Early Norse Discovery in America, 1913.

BrEvoorrT, Verazzano le Navigateur. New-York, 1874.

Burp£e (Lawrence J.), Search for the Western Sea. Toronto, 1908.

BurRrAGE (H. S., éd.), Early English and French Voyages, New-York, 11906472: |

Burrerriezp (C. N.), The Discovery of the West by Jean Nicolet.

CAMPBELL (Henry C.), Radisson and Groseilliers (American Historical Review, vol. I, pp. 226-238).