Sketches of the History, Manners, and Customs of the North American IndiansBlack, Young, and Young, 1824 - 371 páginas |
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... continued destitute of written wisdom , must ever remain a mystery . It is this important want which compels them to endure their wrongs in silence . They have no means of making their grievances known to the rest of the world ; but ...
... continued destitute of written wisdom , must ever remain a mystery . It is this important want which compels them to endure their wrongs in silence . They have no means of making their grievances known to the rest of the world ; but ...
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... continued so extor- tionate in her demands , that the poor disappointed heathens turned away from her . Truly unreasonable indeed must the lady have been , for there was neither village , nor other house near likely to afford a market ...
... continued so extor- tionate in her demands , that the poor disappointed heathens turned away from her . Truly unreasonable indeed must the lady have been , for there was neither village , nor other house near likely to afford a market ...
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... continued to observe him , to accomplish it . The very stirrup seemed to baffle him , and swing away from his foot : like another ecclesiastical adventurer ( Hudibras ) , he had much ado To reach it with his desperate toe . " I would ...
... continued to observe him , to accomplish it . The very stirrup seemed to baffle him , and swing away from his foot : like another ecclesiastical adventurer ( Hudibras ) , he had much ado To reach it with his desperate toe . " I would ...
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... compelled them to peace . The land for a great extent was given up to them , but the nations which were not destroyed all continued on those lands ; and claimed the protection of the Six Nations , as THE INDIANS IN 1790 . 125.
... compelled them to peace . The land for a great extent was given up to them , but the nations which were not destroyed all continued on those lands ; and claimed the protection of the Six Nations , as THE INDIANS IN 1790 . 125.
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... Miami village , have long continued their murders and depredations upon the frontiers lying along the * No attempt was ever made to punish them . B. Ohio . That they have not only refused to listen THE INDIANS IN 1790 . 133.
... Miami village , have long continued their murders and depredations upon the frontiers lying along the * No attempt was ever made to punish them . B. Ohio . That they have not only refused to listen THE INDIANS IN 1790 . 133.
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