Indian and White in the History of the Northwest

Indian and White
In the History of the Northwest
Table of Contents

By Holice and Pam

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CONTENTS PART 1 Chapter
--	Title Page
-	Introduction
1.	The Flat Head
2.	Their First Notions of Christianity
3.	A Correction
4.	Rivals of the Black Robes
5.	Catholic Missionaries Again Sent For
6.	Father De Smet Visits the Flat Heads
7.	Father De Smet Returns
8.	St. Mary's, First Mission in Montana
9.	The Buffalo Chase, and the Missionaries
10.	First Grist Mill in Montana
11.	Father Joseph Giorda and Father A. Ravalli
12.	Charlot and the Garfield Treaty
13.	St. Ignatius; Second Mission in Montana
14.	Educating and Civilizing the Indians
15.	Contract Schools
16.	Schools and Training Needed for Indian Youth
17.	Non-Sectarianism in Indian Education
18.	The First Sisters in Montana
19.	Author's First Experience of Indian Missions
20.	Indian Boys' School and Kindergarten
21.	Senator Vest and The Schools at St. Ignatius
22.	The Rev. James Razzini at St. Ignatius
23.	Agriculture and Material Prosperity
24.	St. Ignatius Mission Concluded
25.	St. Peter's, Third Mission in Montana
26.	New Laborers
27.	Closing of St. Peter's Mission
28.	Its Re-Opening, Father Philip Rappagloisi
29.	Starvation Among the Piegans, Schools
30.	Holy Family Mission and Schools
31.	St. Paul's Mission
32.	Mission of St. Louis
33.	St. Xavier's, The Crow Indians
34.	St. Xavier's Concluded
35.	Summary and Retrospect

Part II
1.	Explorers and First White Settlers
2.	Civil and Ecclesiastical Organization
3.	First Missions among the Whites
4.	Fort Benton
5.	Mission of Virginia City
6.	Last Chance or Helena
7.	First Sisterhood for the Whites
8.	First Sisterhood for the Whites, Continued
9.	Deer Lodge Mission
10.	Dependencies of Deer Lodge Mission
11.	Butte and Dillon
12.	Missoula Mission
13.	Frenchtown Mission
14.	Sun River, Lewiston, Great Falls
15.	Mercy Work of the Sisters
16.	First Episcopal Visitation
17.	Some Hangings and other Incidents
18.	Archbishop Seghers in Montana
19.	Bishop Brondel
20.	Diocese of Helena
21.	Diocesan Synods
22.	Boulder, Three Forks, Bozeman, White Sulphur Springs, Marysville
23.	Miles City, Glendive, Billings, Livingston
24.	Cemeteries
25.	Years of Grace
26.	The Good Shepherd Order in Helena
27.	Notable Pioneers
28.	Some of the Departed
--	Conclusion

Appendix
1.	Early Catholicity in Montana, By L. F. La Croix
2.	Letter of the Hon. Thomas H. Carter, U. S. Senator
3.	Letter of Major H. M. Chittenden, U. S. A.
4.	Letter of Archbishop Ireland
5.	Bibliographical References

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