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MS 1036-a: Photographic copy of "Grammar of the Haida Language by Rev. J. H. Keen, Missionary of the Church Missionary Society." Pencil note on cover reads "April 11, 1898, not to be published" MS 1036-b: Typed copy of MS 1036-a with additional data. MS collected by J. R. Swanton

MS 223 Clerk's copy of Powers' vocabulary of Hupa and Wailaki (MS 220) and Hamilton's Henaggi vocabulary (MS 87) in Department of Interior schedule

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Creators:: Powers, Stephen, 1840-1904
Hamilton, Alexander S.
Dates:: undated
Size:: 7 Pages
Collection ID:: NAA.MS223
Repository:: National Anthropological Archives

Entered in U. S. Geographic and Geological Survey of the Rocky Mountain Region comparative vocabulary outline of 211 terms.

MS 2107 Surrender of Rain in the Face, the Reported Slayer of General Custer

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Creators:: Huggins, E. L. (Eli Lundy), 1842-1929
Dates:: undated
Size:: 5 Pages
Collection ID:: NAA.MS2107
Repository:: National Anthropological Archives

MS 1910-g "Knife Swallowing" and "Victory Tabus"

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Creators:: Mooney, James, 1861-1921
Dates:: undated
Size:: 4 Pages
Collection ID:: NAA.MS1910G
Repository:: National Anthropological Archives

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MS 1037 A Vocabulary of the Haida Indians of Prince of Wales Archipelago, obtained from a Haida of Cape Kaigahni, Alaska by James G. Swan

MS 1039 Scribe's copy of Haida (Kaigani) vocabularies (MS 1037 and 1038)

MS 1033 Vocabulary of the Skit-ta-get (Haida)

MS 1034 Manners and customs of the Indians, Washington Isles from the Diary of Capt. Ingraham on board the ship Hope

MS 1038 Kaigarnie (dialect of the Haida), from a vocabulary of the Hudson Bay Co.

MS 1044 Dieguina vocabulary

MS 1036 Grammar of the Haida Language

MS 223 Clerk's copy of Powers' vocabulary of Hupa and Wailaki (MS 220) and Hamilton's Henaggi vocabulary (MS 87) in Department of Interior schedule

MS 2107 Surrender of Rain in the Face, the Reported Slayer of General Custer

MS 1910-g "Knife Swallowing" and "Victory Tabus"