History of the Ottawa And Chippewa Indians of Michigan
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They had grown to nine lodges only at that time, and they visited them in a friendly manner. The old warriors wept as they were convers- ins with them on their terrible calamities and misfortunes and their being once powerful allies and closely related ; for these few still remembered the past, and what had become of their ancestors. After the Ottawas took complete possession of the southern peninsula of Michigan, they fought some more tribes of Indians, subdued them, and compelled them to form... confederation with them as their allies. Such as Po-to-wa-to-inies, Mano-me-mis, O- daw-gaw-mies, Urons and Assawgies, who formerly occupied Saw- ge-naw-bay. Therefore the word Saginaw is derived from the name Os-saw-gees, who formerly lived there. They have been al- ways'closely united with the (. 'hippewas and very often they went together on the warpath, except at one time they nearly fought INDIANS OF MICHIGAN. 95 on account of a murder, as has been herein related. Also the Shaw-wa-nee tribe of Indians were always closely related to them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They had grown to nine lodges only at that time, and they visited them in a friendly manner. The old warriors wept as they were convers- ins with them on their terrible calamities and misfortunes and their being once powerful allies and closely related ; for these few still remembered the past, and what had become of their ancestors. After the Ottawas took complete possession of the southern peninsula of Michigan, they fought some more tribes of Indians, subdued them, and compelled them to form... confederation with them as their allies. Such as Po-to-wa-to-inies, Mano-me-mis, O- daw-gaw-mies, Urons and Assawgies, who formerly occupied Saw- ge-naw-bay. Therefore the word Saginaw is derived from the name Os-saw-gees, who formerly lived there. They have been al- ways'closely united with the (. 'hippewas and very often they went together on the warpath, except at one time they nearly fought INDIANS OF MICHIGAN. 95 on account of a murder, as has been herein related. Also the Shaw-wa-nee tribe of Indians were always closely related to them.
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