Biography And History of the Indians of North America From Its First Discovery
Biography And History of the Indians of North America From Its First Discovery
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France, on the other hand, had from the first reachings forth of its enterprise and its costly outlays over our seas and bays, our lakes and rivers, and the capacities of trade and commerce here, engaged the power and patronage of its monarchs and prime ministers, its nobles and its armies, to secure and improve an inheri tance on this broad continent. But when it yielded to British arms in a conflict substantially lasting through a century and a half, our Government succeeded to such benefits ...and to such controversies and quarrels of the tem porary dominion as were left here below our present boun dary-line. If Francis of France, for the benefit of his royal successors, had been provided for, as he thought he should have been, by a clause in Adam s will disposing of this continent, those successors would have been in no wise benefited by it.
Whatever compunctions may be felt by any among us as to our method of dispossessing our aborigines, none such 212 INDIAN TENURE OF LAND.
are entertained about any advantage or property obtained in our victory over Great Britain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
France, on the other hand, had from the first reachings forth of its enterprise and its costly outlays over our seas and bays, our lakes and rivers, and the capacities of trade and commerce here, engaged the power and patronage of its monarchs and prime ministers, its nobles and its armies, to secure and improve an inheri tance on this broad continent. But when it yielded to British arms in a conflict substantially lasting through a century and a half, our Government succeeded to such benefits ...and to such controversies and quarrels of the tem porary dominion as were left here below our present boun dary-line. If Francis of France, for the benefit of his royal successors, had been provided for, as he thought he should have been, by a clause in Adam s will disposing of this continent, those successors would have been in no wise benefited by it.
Whatever compunctions may be felt by any among us as to our method of dispossessing our aborigines, none such 212 INDIAN TENURE OF LAND.
are entertained about any advantage or property obtained in our victory over Great Britain.
What to read after Biography And History of the Indians of North America From Its First Discovery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Drake, Samuel Gardner, 1798-1875 to read onlineMoreLess
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