Indian Biography
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It is a fair specimen of the Lidian style of eloquence.
They do not attempt what w^e would call argument; mere abstract rea.soning is beyond their comprehension. But they are expert in the employment of figures, by which the familiar objects around them are made to represent their ideas. They have no theories nor traditions, in regard to the creation, which seem to NEAMATHLA. 85 have been derived from any respectable source, or to be venerated for their antiquity, nor any, indeed, which have mu...ch authority among. themselves. Every tribe has its legends, fabricated by the chiefs or prophets to serve some temporary purpose ; the most of which are of a puerile and monstrous character. Few of them are of much antiquity; and, being destitute alike of historical and poetic merit, they are soon forgotten.
/ A SENECA CHIEF.
IrrA.'t Col^ t PuilijhicL fy J T Bowe^, PMxiJy' COEN PLANT The Senecas, as we have already stated in another place, were a tribe of the Iroquois, or Five Nations; and, more recently, the Six Nations, when the Tuscaroras w^ere added to the confederacy, which then consisted of the Mohawks, Oneidas, Onondagoes, Sene- cas, Cayugas, and Tuscaroras.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is a fair specimen of the Lidian style of eloquence.
They do not attempt what w^e would call argument; mere abstract rea.soning is beyond their comprehension. But they are expert in the employment of figures, by which the familiar objects around them are made to represent their ideas. They have no theories nor traditions, in regard to the creation, which seem to NEAMATHLA. 85 have been derived from any respectable source, or to be venerated for their antiquity, nor any, indeed, which have mu...ch authority among. themselves. Every tribe has its legends, fabricated by the chiefs or prophets to serve some temporary purpose ; the most of which are of a puerile and monstrous character. Few of them are of much antiquity; and, being destitute alike of historical and poetic merit, they are soon forgotten.
/ A SENECA CHIEF.
IrrA.'t Col^ t PuilijhicL fy J T Bowe^, PMxiJy' COEN PLANT The Senecas, as we have already stated in another place, were a tribe of the Iroquois, or Five Nations; and, more recently, the Six Nations, when the Tuscaroras w^ere added to the confederacy, which then consisted of the Mohawks, Oneidas, Onondagoes, Sene- cas, Cayugas, and Tuscaroras.
What to read after Indian Biography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Bussey Thatcher to read onlineMoreLess
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