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He was a myth — the idealized reflection of hundreds of scouts , hunters , and Indian fighters from New York's Mohawk Valley to the Georgia uplands . They had penetrated the seemingly endless forest , fought savages , endured heat and ...
He was a myth — the idealized reflection of hundreds of scouts , hunters , and Indian fighters from New York's Mohawk Valley to the Georgia uplands . They had penetrated the seemingly endless forest , fought savages , endured heat and ...
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exclaimed the Indian ; “ my if your'n , you keep ; if mine , I keep . " brother missionary - great talk ; all about “ That's just , red - skin ; though you must Manitou , " 2 be wrong in thinking the canoe your propnot so , warrior .
exclaimed the Indian ; “ my if your'n , you keep ; if mine , I keep . " brother missionary - great talk ; all about “ That's just , red - skin ; though you must Manitou , " 2 be wrong in thinking the canoe your propnot so , warrior .
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Hear Indian when he die , and no want to lie — what he 4. Character and stereotype . A stereotype is call him ? " a character lacking individuality , with none " Deerslayer is the name I bear now , but the most obvious and expected ...
Hear Indian when he die , and no want to lie — what he 4. Character and stereotype . A stereotype is call him ? " a character lacking individuality , with none " Deerslayer is the name I bear now , but the most obvious and expected ...
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| Title | American Literature Houghton Mifflin literature series |
| Editor | Mark Schorer |
| Publisher | Houghton, 1965 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 18 Jul 2007 |
| Length | 848 pages |
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