History of Wyoming: In a Series of Letters, from Charles Miner, to His Son William Penn MinerJ. Crissy, 1845 - 592 σελίδες |
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Σελίδα 34
... leave obtained , the Moravian Missionaries passed freely through the settlements of the Six Nations , associating unreservedly with chiefs and people , immediately preceding hostilities that commenced the French war ; yet not a word ...
... leave obtained , the Moravian Missionaries passed freely through the settlements of the Six Nations , associating unreservedly with chiefs and people , immediately preceding hostilities that commenced the French war ; yet not a word ...
Σελίδα 37
... leave the Council , as he had business to do with the English . This , it will be admitted , is the language , not of equals , but of masters , to the most abject of slaves . A Roman General would hardly have dared thus to address the ...
... leave the Council , as he had business to do with the English . This , it will be admitted , is the language , not of equals , but of masters , to the most abject of slaves . A Roman General would hardly have dared thus to address the ...
Σελίδα 39
... " Count Zinzendorf , learning the supremacy claimed and exercised by the Six Nations , applied to their chiefs for leave to visit the Indian villages , and instruct the natives in the doctrines HISTORY OF WYOMING . 39.
... " Count Zinzendorf , learning the supremacy claimed and exercised by the Six Nations , applied to their chiefs for leave to visit the Indian villages , and instruct the natives in the doctrines HISTORY OF WYOMING . 39.
Σελίδα 59
... leaves the mind perplexed by the statement of unquestionable facts , involving inexplicable contradiction . Admit for a moment , the Delawares yet a great people , retaining their political organiza- tion , electing their own kings ...
... leaves the mind perplexed by the statement of unquestionable facts , involving inexplicable contradiction . Admit for a moment , the Delawares yet a great people , retaining their political organiza- tion , electing their own kings ...
Σελίδα 60
... leaves the impression that they were disunited in council , divided in action , some of the Confederacy taking part with the French , and others with the English . Such view of the matter , the reader is aware is at variance with the ...
... leaves the impression that they were disunited in council , divided in action , some of the Confederacy taking part with the French , and others with the English . Such view of the matter , the reader is aware is at variance with the ...
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