Essays on the Present Crisis in the Condition of the American Indians: First Published in the National IntelligencerT. Kite, 1830 - 116 Seiten |
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... civilized world . No subject , not even war , nor slavery , nor the nature of free institutions , will be more thoroughly canvassed . The voice of mankind will be pronounced upon it ; -a voice , which will not be drowned by the clamor ...
... civilized world . No subject , not even war , nor slavery , nor the nature of free institutions , will be more thoroughly canvassed . The voice of mankind will be pronounced upon it ; -a voice , which will not be drowned by the clamor ...
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... civilized world . Pettifogging is no very honorable business , when practised in a twenty shilling court ; but what sort of pettifogging would this be ? The Cherokees have fully and honorably fulfilled their engagements . They have sold ...
... civilized world . Pettifogging is no very honorable business , when practised in a twenty shilling court ; but what sort of pettifogging would this be ? The Cherokees have fully and honorably fulfilled their engagements . They have sold ...
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... civilized life . To this course they were urged , in the most af- fectionate manner , by letters written with General Washington's own hand . This was pressed upon them at every council , and habitually in private , by the Agent of the ...
... civilized life . To this course they were urged , in the most af- fectionate manner , by letters written with General Washington's own hand . This was pressed upon them at every council , and habitually in private , by the Agent of the ...
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... civilized people , permanently attached to the soil ; there is not , in all these instruments , a single intimation , or ground of plausible argument to the contrary . Lastly , this treaty not only adopts the word " guaranty " from the ...
... civilized people , permanently attached to the soil ; there is not , in all these instruments , a single intimation , or ground of plausible argument to the contrary . Lastly , this treaty not only adopts the word " guaranty " from the ...
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... civilized life , in the country they then occupied ; " that the nation at large did not par- take of this desire ; that the upper towns wished , therefore , for a division of the country , and the assignment to them of the lands on the ...
... civilized life , in the country they then occupied ; " that the nation at large did not par- take of this desire ; that the upper towns wished , therefore , for a division of the country , and the assignment to them of the lands on the ...
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