Ancient History, Or, Annals of Kentucky : With a Survey of the Ancient Monuments of North America, And a Tabular View of the Principal Languages And Primitive Nations of the Whole Earth
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That portion of the nation which remained west of the Mississippi) becami mixt with some Otomian tribes, and formed the great Darcota nation, since divided into many tribes, Mich as the Siouv. ,\«-ini boils, Tintons, Yanctons, &c.
3d Poi.uL — From Hit Di&persiOn of the Lamps, ton-arris 800, to the Shawuncc Conftt/iracy, towards 1100 — including threi hun- dred years.
The Oghuzian nations had united for a long while against their southern enemies ; hut maty Menguy tribes became jea- lous of tlte... Leeaps when t!ic\ saw'tntm possessed of the besl lands and growing very powerful. Dissentions occurred be- tween the various tribes east and west of the mountains. The / X>F KENTUCKY. 25 fenekas and Mohawks begin to quarrel with the Mohigans and Lenaps. They endeavour to excite wars between them and the Cherokces. Several wars occur between tbe Lenaps and many Menguys, in which the Wyandots and Erigas take no part.
Meanwhile the Shawanees of Kentucky have many quarrels and wars with their neighbours; they drive away the Tuscaro- ras to Carolina, and some Erigas towards Florida.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That portion of the nation which remained west of the Mississippi) becami mixt with some Otomian tribes, and formed the great Darcota nation, since divided into many tribes, Mich as the Siouv. ,\«-ini boils, Tintons, Yanctons, &c.
3d Poi.uL — From Hit Di&persiOn of the Lamps, ton-arris 800, to the Shawuncc Conftt/iracy, towards 1100 — including threi hun- dred years.
The Oghuzian nations had united for a long while against their southern enemies ; hut maty Menguy tribes became jea- lous of tlte... Leeaps when t!ic\ saw'tntm possessed of the besl lands and growing very powerful. Dissentions occurred be- tween the various tribes east and west of the mountains. The / X>F KENTUCKY. 25 fenekas and Mohawks begin to quarrel with the Mohigans and Lenaps. They endeavour to excite wars between them and the Cherokces. Several wars occur between tbe Lenaps and many Menguys, in which the Wyandots and Erigas take no part.
Meanwhile the Shawanees of Kentucky have many quarrels and wars with their neighbours; they drive away the Tuscaro- ras to Carolina, and some Erigas towards Florida.
What to read after Ancient History, Or, Annals of Kentucky : With a Survey of the Ancient Monuments of North America, And a Tabular View of the Principal Languages And Primitive Nations of the Whole Earth?
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