A Popular History of the Discovery of America From Columbus to Franklin volume
A Popular History of the Discovery of America From Columbus to Franklin volume
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At times they came into situations of great danger, but the calumet and their breviary, their religious songs, and their general quiet appearance, helped them over dif ficulties.
It was of great use to Father Marquette that he could speak six Indian languages, and amongst them the ARKANSAS INDIANS. 139 Illinois, which was understood far down the river. At a point considerably to the south, they again met with a great river and an Indian village called "Akanisa. " This word, without doubt, was s...ubsequently altered into Arkansas, the name now in use for the great tributary of the Mississippi which comes from the Eocky Moun tains in the west.
Aided by the people whom he met here, who under stood Illinois, Marquette imparted to them some know ledge of the mysteries of the Christian faith. " Pie was not certain, " he said " whether they understood what he told them about Heaven ; but it was a scattering of the good seed, which at some day might bear fruit. " He may have been the more disposed to believe this, as the Arkansas Indians were extremely friendly and willing to serve him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At times they came into situations of great danger, but the calumet and their breviary, their religious songs, and their general quiet appearance, helped them over dif ficulties.
It was of great use to Father Marquette that he could speak six Indian languages, and amongst them the ARKANSAS INDIANS. 139 Illinois, which was understood far down the river. At a point considerably to the south, they again met with a great river and an Indian village called "Akanisa. " This word, without doubt, was s...ubsequently altered into Arkansas, the name now in use for the great tributary of the Mississippi which comes from the Eocky Moun tains in the west.
Aided by the people whom he met here, who under stood Illinois, Marquette imparted to them some know ledge of the mysteries of the Christian faith. " Pie was not certain, " he said " whether they understood what he told them about Heaven ; but it was a scattering of the good seed, which at some day might bear fruit. " He may have been the more disposed to believe this, as the Arkansas Indians were extremely friendly and willing to serve him.
What to read after A Popular History of the Discovery of America From Columbus to Franklin volume?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J G Johann Georg Kohl to read onlineMoreLess
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