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... were at once associated in my mind ; and hence I was led to concur in the
almost universal opinion , that he was totally incapable of being rendered
subservient to the arts of çivilized life . In the course of my travels through the
United States ...
... were at once associated in my mind ; and hence I was led to concur in the
almost universal opinion , that he was totally incapable of being rendered
subservient to the arts of çivilized life . In the course of my travels through the
United States ...
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... serious contemplation of this great and glorious object -- that many with the
talents , energy , and benevolence of a Wilberforce , both in the United States
and in Great Britain , may yet be found to interpose their power and energies in
behalf ...
... serious contemplation of this great and glorious object -- that many with the
talents , energy , and benevolence of a Wilberforce , both in the United States
and in Great Britain , may yet be found to interpose their power and energies in
behalf ...
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The kindness and civility which I have experienced from all ranks in the United
States , I shall ever be ready to acknowledge . With this exposition of my motives ,
sources of information , and desires , I trust my feeble efforts will be supported by
...
The kindness and civility which I have experienced from all ranks in the United
States , I shall ever be ready to acknowledge . With this exposition of my motives ,
sources of information , and desires , I trust my feeble efforts will be supported by
...
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But let not those who still claim the British name , nor the citizens of the United
States , deceive themselves in the belief that because the poor Indians , whose
lands they possess , and whose rivers they navigate , have no powerful voice to ...
But let not those who still claim the British name , nor the citizens of the United
States , deceive themselves in the belief that because the poor Indians , whose
lands they possess , and whose rivers they navigate , have no powerful voice to ...
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Previous to their departure to their native homes , they were introduced to the
President of the United States , when the following speeches were delivered by
them . The reader , I think , will not fail to discern in these addresses a grand vein
of ...
Previous to their departure to their native homes , they were introduced to the
President of the United States , when the following speeches were delivered by
them . The reader , I think , will not fail to discern in these addresses a grand vein
of ...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | Sketches of the History, Manners, and Customs of the North American Indians Collection Baby Collections spéciales Indigenous Peoples: North America |
| Autor | James Buchanan |
| Editor | Black and Young, 1824 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Nacional de Austria |
| Digitalizado | 2 Oct 2012 |
| N.º de páginas | 375 páginas |
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