A Cherokee woman's America memoirs of Narcissa Owen, 1831-1907 - Owen, Narcissa (University Press of Florida, 2005)
Originally published in 1907 as Memoirs of Narcissa Owen, 1831-1907
Includes bibliographical references (p. [179]-186) and index
Genealogy -- - "The art spirit remains in me to this day": Contexts, Contemporaries, and Narcissa Owen's Political Aesthetics -- - Memoirs of Narcissa Owen, 1831-1907 -- - Some Old Cherokee Legends and Beliefs -- - The Story of Kalanah -- - The Story of Chic-sa-te-he -- - Thanksgiving Proclamation -- - A Cherokee Rheumatism Cure -- - Cherokee Cure for Snake Bite -- - Cherokees Visit England-Ocono-stota-Conflict with Georgia-Removal to West -- - The First English Treaty with the Cherokees, 1730 -- - Oconostota -- - The First Migration to the Indian Territory -- - Claremore -- - Concerning My Father, Thomas Chisholm, and President Thomas Jefferson -- - The Jefferson Medal -- - Some Recollections of My Early Life -- - Memories of Clinch River and Lynchburg -- - Life on Clinch River, at Evan's Bridge -- - Lynchburg -- - Making Confederate Uniforms -- - The King Story -- - Soldier's Story -- - A Piece of Embroidery -- - The Author as Mother and Teacher-Vicissitudes -- - A New Variety of Burglar -- - Wharton Tragedy, Being a Word More Concerning Ancestry -- - Modern Misrepresentation of the Indians -- - Being a Miscellaneous Chapter Concerning Many Persons and Things -- - Home at the Metropolitan -- - Some Family Data -- - Some Things I Have Enjoyed -- - Monticello