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This rhetorical talent , however , is declared by the same authority to be peculiar
to the Five Nations . * Duponceau's Report to the American Philosophical Society
, held at Philadelphia , p . 14 . + De Witt Clinton's Discourse to the New York ...
This rhetorical talent , however , is declared by the same authority to be peculiar
to the Five Nations . * Duponceau's Report to the American Philosophical Society
, held at Philadelphia , p . 14 . + De Witt Clinton's Discourse to the New York ...
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I wish I could convey to the reader's mind only a small part of the impression
which this speech made on me and on all present when it was delivered t . " * De
Witt Clinton's Discourse to the New York Society , p . 71 . ** Heckewelder's
Historical ...
I wish I could convey to the reader's mind only a small part of the impression
which this speech made on me and on all present when it was delivered t . " * De
Witt Clinton's Discourse to the New York Society , p . 71 . ** Heckewelder's
Historical ...
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... state of New York * . ” Yet with all this guilt at our doors we call the poor Indians
“ savages , -barbarians . ” Yes , they have , indeed , become so since they were
debauched and contaminated by the liquor and the example of European man .
... state of New York * . ” Yet with all this guilt at our doors we call the poor Indians
“ savages , -barbarians . ” Yes , they have , indeed , become so since they were
debauched and contaminated by the liquor and the example of European man .
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INDIAN ACCOUNT OF THE FIRST ARRIVAL OF THE DUTCH AT NEW YORK
ISLAND . The following simple and touching relation of this important event , was
taken down many years since from the mouth of an intelligent Delaware Indian ,
by ...
INDIAN ACCOUNT OF THE FIRST ARRIVAL OF THE DUTCH AT NEW YORK
ISLAND . The following simple and touching relation of this important event , was
taken down many years since from the mouth of an intelligent Delaware Indian ,
by ...
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By this time the chiefs were assembled at York Island and deliberating as to the
manner in which they should receive their Mannitto on his ar- - rival . Every
measure was taken to be well provided with plenty of meat for a sacrifice . The
women ...
By this time the chiefs were assembled at York Island and deliberating as to the
manner in which they should receive their Mannitto on his ar- - rival . Every
measure was taken to be well provided with plenty of meat for a sacrifice . The
women ...
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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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