American History volume 5 6
American History volume 5 6
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he had introduced an enemy that was rapidly ex tending his power, and would soon wholly over whelm the natives, unless they united to resist and expel him. He finally concluded to form a grand league among all the various tribes scattered over the northwestern country, for making a general attack upon the English settlements and destroying them all at a single blow.
PROGRESS OP THE CONSPIRACY.
Pontiac spent some time in visiting the sachems of the different tribes, and in conversing with the va...rious chieftains and warriors, and he found them every where very ready to adopt his views. At length a grand council was called to mature the plans of action. This council was held secretly. All the leading sachems were present, and after the usual deliberations had been held, according to the Indian custom on such occasions, the plans were formed and the instructions given.
PRETENDED REVELATION FROM HEAVEN.
At this council Pontiac solemnly informed the assembly that in acting as he had done he was fol lowing the directions of the Great Spirit, who had appeared to a certain Delaware Indian, and declared His will that the English should be expelled, and PONTIAC.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
he had introduced an enemy that was rapidly ex tending his power, and would soon wholly over whelm the natives, unless they united to resist and expel him. He finally concluded to form a grand league among all the various tribes scattered over the northwestern country, for making a general attack upon the English settlements and destroying them all at a single blow.
PROGRESS OP THE CONSPIRACY.
Pontiac spent some time in visiting the sachems of the different tribes, and in conversing with the va...rious chieftains and warriors, and he found them every where very ready to adopt his views. At length a grand council was called to mature the plans of action. This council was held secretly. All the leading sachems were present, and after the usual deliberations had been held, according to the Indian custom on such occasions, the plans were formed and the instructions given.
PRETENDED REVELATION FROM HEAVEN.
At this council Pontiac solemnly informed the assembly that in acting as he had done he was fol lowing the directions of the Great Spirit, who had appeared to a certain Delaware Indian, and declared His will that the English should be expelled, and PONTIAC.
What to read after American History volume 5 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott Jacob to read onlineMoreLess
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