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It has been broken again , which is of recent origin . White people wish to get
credit from Indians , and do not pay them honestly , according to their agreement .
In another respect it has also been broken by white people , who reside near my
...
It has been broken again , which is of recent origin . White people wish to get
credit from Indians , and do not pay them honestly , according to their agreement .
In another respect it has also been broken by white people , who reside near my
...
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... in the establishment of a theory which every one could wish to be true , facts
should be strained from their natural bent , and resemblances imagined , which
have no existence in reality . The most unequivocal method of tracing the origin
of ...
... in the establishment of a theory which every one could wish to be true , facts
should be strained from their natural bent , and resemblances imagined , which
have no existence in reality . The most unequivocal method of tracing the origin
of ...
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The question , then , with regard to the immediate origin of the American Indians ,
must remain in the uncertainty which hangs over it . Nothing but a more extensive
knowledge of the languages of this continent , of those of Northern Asia , and ...
The question , then , with regard to the immediate origin of the American Indians ,
must remain in the uncertainty which hangs over it . Nothing but a more extensive
knowledge of the languages of this continent , of those of Northern Asia , and ...
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ruption ; and if its rites , and even its superstitious observances , bear that
analogy to those of the old world , which must exist where all haye flowed from
one source : then all that is really useful in the ques : tion respecting the origin of
the ...
ruption ; and if its rites , and even its superstitious observances , bear that
analogy to those of the old world , which must exist where all haye flowed from
one source : then all that is really useful in the ques : tion respecting the origin of
the ...
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Its origin must have been in divine revelation ; for it is impossible to conceive that
the mind could have attained to it by its own unassisted powers . But the thought ,
when once communicated , would , in * Horsley's Dissertation , supr ut . p .
Its origin must have been in divine revelation ; for it is impossible to conceive that
the mind could have attained to it by its own unassisted powers . But the thought ,
when once communicated , would , in * Horsley's Dissertation , supr ut . p .
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| 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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