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Thus it fell as they were discoursing in the Boat they had built for shelter , all of a sudа den , an Indian came in ... and at this time had wandered into those parts in company of other Indians , all this , and the condition of the ...
Thus it fell as they were discoursing in the Boat they had built for shelter , all of a sudа den , an Indian came in ... and at this time had wandered into those parts in company of other Indians , all this , and the condition of the ...
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a viz . that it were best to deal with the Indians in their own way , i.e. by skulking behind trees , and taking their aim at single persons , which is the usual manner of the Indians fighting one with another ; but herein was his great ...
a viz . that it were best to deal with the Indians in their own way , i.e. by skulking behind trees , and taking their aim at single persons , which is the usual manner of the Indians fighting one with another ; but herein was his great ...
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And I can't but think it would have been happy for that Country , had they embraced this Proposal : For , the Jealousy of the Indians , which I take to be the Cause of most of the Rapings and Murders they committed , would by this Means ...
And I can't but think it would have been happy for that Country , had they embraced this Proposal : For , the Jealousy of the Indians , which I take to be the Cause of most of the Rapings and Murders they committed , would by this Means ...
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| Title | Colonial and Federalist American Writing The Odyssey surveys of American writing |
| Author | George F. Horner |
| Publisher | Odyssey Press, 1966 |
| Length | 946 pages |
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