Sketches of the History, Manners, and Customs of the North American IndiansBlack, Young, and Young, 1824 - 371 páginas |
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... told by M. De la Salle , in the ac- count of his last expedition and discoveries in North America , in 1678 , " that at the decrease of the moon the Indians carried a great dish of their greatest dainties to the door of the temple , as ...
... told by M. De la Salle , in the ac- count of his last expedition and discoveries in North America , in 1678 , " that at the decrease of the moon the Indians carried a great dish of their greatest dainties to the door of the temple , as ...
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... told by Carver in his travels , with what moderation , humanity , and delicacy they treat fe- male prisoners , and particularly pregnant women . Their conduct in this latter particular is not confined to females of their own colour ...
... told by Carver in his travels , with what moderation , humanity , and delicacy they treat fe- male prisoners , and particularly pregnant women . Their conduct in this latter particular is not confined to females of their own colour ...
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... told us that we were women , and that they had made us such ; that we had no right to any land , because it was all theirs ; that we must be gone ; and that as a great favour they permitted us to go and settle further into the country ...
... told us that we were women , and that they had made us such ; that we had no right to any land , because it was all theirs ; that we must be gone ; and that as a great favour they permitted us to go and settle further into the country ...
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... told me , and I record it with shame , that the nu- merous visiters that from time to time called on him , expressed their desire so strongly for these trophies , that one by one he had given all away ; and now he was exempt from these ...
... told me , and I record it with shame , that the nu- merous visiters that from time to time called on him , expressed their desire so strongly for these trophies , that one by one he had given all away ; and now he was exempt from these ...
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... told me she remained generally with her other sons and daughters , who were living in the Indian settlement on the grand river that falls into Lake Erie : that her mother preferred being in the Wig - wams , and disapproved , in a ...
... told me she remained generally with her other sons and daughters , who were living in the Indian settlement on the grand river that falls into Lake Erie : that her mother preferred being in the Wig - wams , and disapproved , in a ...
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