An Introduction to the mortuary customs of the North American Indians by H. C. (Harry Crécy) Yarrow
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"It is earnestly desired to make the work in question as complete as possible, and therefore it is especially hoped that your response will cover the ground as pointed out by the several questions as thoroughly as you may be able and willing to make it. "In addition to notes, a reference to published papers either by yourself or others is desirable, as well as the names of those persons who may be able to furnish the needed information. "Permit me to assure you that, while it is not offered in the way of inducement to secure the service asked, since it is barely possible that you can be otherwise than deeply interested in the extension of the bounds of knowledge, full credit will be given you in the work for whatever information you may be pleased to furnish. "This material will be published under the auspices of Prof. J.W. Powell, in charge of the U. S Geographical and Geological Survey of the Rocky Mountain Region. "Communications may be addressed to me either at the address given above or at the Army Medical Museum, Washington, D. C. "Respectfully, yours, "H. C. YARROW." This was forwarded to every Indian agent, physicians at agencies, to a great number of Army officers who had served or were serving at |
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