Sketches of the History, Manners, and Customs of the North American IndiansBlack, Young, and Young, 1824 - 371 páginas |
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... French and English colonies . All their proceedings ' were conducted with great deliberation , and were distin- guished for order , decorum , and solemnity . In elo- quence , in dignity , and in all the characteristics of pro- found ...
... French and English colonies . All their proceedings ' were conducted with great deliberation , and were distin- guished for order , decorum , and solemnity . In elo- quence , in dignity , and in all the characteristics of pro- found ...
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... French essayist , Montaigne , said of them , in reference to these appellations , between two and three hundred years ago . " I find that there is no- thing barbarous and savage in this nation , by any thing I can gather , excepting ...
... French essayist , Montaigne , said of them , in reference to these appellations , between two and three hundred years ago . " I find that there is no- thing barbarous and savage in this nation , by any thing I can gather , excepting ...
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... French in the year 1754 or 1755 , in their war against the English , and being at that time out with a party of Frenchmen , took among other prisoners , a young woman , named Rachel Abbott , from the Conegoche- ague settlement , who had ...
... French in the year 1754 or 1755 , in their war against the English , and being at that time out with a party of Frenchmen , took among other prisoners , a young woman , named Rachel Abbott , from the Conegoche- ague settlement , who had ...
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... French , English , and even those who , in one sense , may be termed their own countrymen , the citizens of the United States , have all agreed in keeping no faith with the original inhabitants of this vast continent . No : their ...
... French , English , and even those who , in one sense , may be termed their own countrymen , the citizens of the United States , have all agreed in keeping no faith with the original inhabitants of this vast continent . No : their ...
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... French came among us , and built Niagara ; they became our fathers , and took care of us . Sir William Johnson came , and took that fort from the French ; he became our father , and promised to take care of us , and he did so until you ...
... French came among us , and built Niagara ; they became our fathers , and took care of us . Sir William Johnson came , and took that fort from the French ; he became our father , and promised to take care of us , and he did so until you ...
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