An Address Delivered Before the Dongan Club of Albany Ny
An Address Delivered Before the Dongan Club of Albany Ny
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" Dongan held the Indians at their true value; he con- sidered them the bulwark between the two nations, and believed that the country which secured their friend- ship would eventually triumph in the new world, and, with remarkable success conciliated them, and gained both their respect for his person and their friendship to the colonists.
He gained their good will by diplomacy and fair dealing, and maintained it by fighting for them against the French, against their Indian enemies, against the... weaknesses of the English king, against the traders who would rob them, and against the vengeance of the sister colonies which at times they raided. He treated them as men, and never failed in his promises made to secure their cooperation; in his intercourse with them, he was frank and bold, as became a soldier, and they liked him for it; his influence was as boundless as the trouble he took to succor them and advance their interests, and his success was as remarkable as it was to be expected.
He caused the king's arms, with great formality, to be erected in all their villages, as evidence of his 17 c protection, and forbade them to treat with the French ex- cept through himself, to the latter's anger and humiliation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Dongan held the Indians at their true value; he con- sidered them the bulwark between the two nations, and believed that the country which secured their friend- ship would eventually triumph in the new world, and, with remarkable success conciliated them, and gained both their respect for his person and their friendship to the colonists.
He gained their good will by diplomacy and fair dealing, and maintained it by fighting for them against the French, against their Indian enemies, against the... weaknesses of the English king, against the traders who would rob them, and against the vengeance of the sister colonies which at times they raided. He treated them as men, and never failed in his promises made to secure their cooperation; in his intercourse with them, he was frank and bold, as became a soldier, and they liked him for it; his influence was as boundless as the trouble he took to succor them and advance their interests, and his success was as remarkable as it was to be expected.
He caused the king's arms, with great formality, to be erected in all their villages, as evidence of his 17 c protection, and forbade them to treat with the French ex- cept through himself, to the latter's anger and humiliation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franklin M Franklin Martin Danaher to read onlineMoreLess
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