Kern Genealogy
Kern Genealogy
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His workmen were the natives of that district, known as the Chilcoot, or Coast Indians; he found them simple, honest, pure and clean in body and mind, and possessed of great ability as artisans in metal working, weaving, hunting and fishing; endowed by nature with a strong sense of scent, and great skill as guides and trailers. He be- AClUSTE!lGFAlASK\BLUEdEfiRlE3. W\LD.
Ill ®Ij^ IC^ru Jffamtlg tu Amrrtra came intimately acquainted with them and their civilization, worked side by side with them... and cured their ills and acted as a doctor, and all had great faith in him, and learned at close range their deep faith in the belief that they are God's chosen people. I heard Mrs. H. S. Pullen, of Skagway, Alaska, relate to me the story of her experience with the Indians of the coast, as she lived amongst them when she was a little girl, on Cape Flattery, and she learned at close range their deep faith in the belief that they are God's chosen people, because they felt always active and strong, and had at their hand the furs, fish, meat, fruits and oil without other effort than the pleasure of the hunt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His workmen were the natives of that district, known as the Chilcoot, or Coast Indians; he found them simple, honest, pure and clean in body and mind, and possessed of great ability as artisans in metal working, weaving, hunting and fishing; endowed by nature with a strong sense of scent, and great skill as guides and trailers. He be- AClUSTE!lGFAlASK\BLUEdEfiRlE3. W\LD.
Ill ®Ij^ IC^ru Jffamtlg tu Amrrtra came intimately acquainted with them and their civilization, worked side by side with them... and cured their ills and acted as a doctor, and all had great faith in him, and learned at close range their deep faith in the belief that they are God's chosen people. I heard Mrs. H. S. Pullen, of Skagway, Alaska, relate to me the story of her experience with the Indians of the coast, as she lived amongst them when she was a little girl, on Cape Flattery, and she learned at close range their deep faith in the belief that they are God's chosen people, because they felt always active and strong, and had at their hand the furs, fish, meat, fruits and oil without other effort than the pleasure of the hunt.
What to read after Kern Genealogy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Edward Kern to read onlineMoreLess
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