Eleazer Williams Not the Dauphin of France; a Lecture Read Before the Chicago Historical Society December 4, 1902
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Jedediah Morse, D.D., or with Williams, or with some members of the tribes themselves, is immaterial here.* There were three motives, operating from three different directions, in favor of removing the New York Indians : The motive of Dr. Morse and the Stockbridges, that the latter and their companions might have Christian homes, free from Caucas- ian contamination; the motive of Williams, that he might lead the Mohawks and their alKes to vast areas for a grand imperial confederacy; the motive ...of the New -York Land Company, that its already acquired preemption right might attach to the fertile lands of the New-York Indians, which would happen as soon as these should quit the state. f Williams, however, was never able to enlist the Iroquois in general, or the Oneidas in particular, in his plan for empire. Very few wished to move; still fewer wished to move under the leader- ship of one whose influence for good had waned steadily, month by month, of his five years' residence among them.
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Jedediah Morse, D.D., or with Williams, or with some members of the tribes themselves, is immaterial here.* There were three motives, operating from three different directions, in favor of removing the New York Indians : The motive of Dr. Morse and the Stockbridges, that the latter and their companions might have Christian homes, free from Caucas- ian contamination; the motive of Williams, that he might lead the Mohawks and their alKes to vast areas for a grand imperial confederacy; the motive ...of the New -York Land Company, that its already acquired preemption right might attach to the fertile lands of the New-York Indians, which would happen as soon as these should quit the state. f Williams, however, was never able to enlist the Iroquois in general, or the Oneidas in particular, in his plan for empire. Very few wished to move; still fewer wished to move under the leader- ship of one whose influence for good had waned steadily, month by month, of his five years' residence among them.
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