Metlakahtla a True Narrative of the Red Man
Metlakahtla a True Narrative of the Red Man
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S. 'Grappler' with the doctor . Ind myself on board to the set- tlement.
''I cannot express to you the anxiety I felt while away and how restless I was to return to the sick men. But God was better to me than my fears. We arrived on the 4th instant at Metlakahtla and to my great 1 elief I found the wounded men doing well, and all the settlement going on prosperous- ly. I called a meeting of the village on the evening of our arrival, to return thanks to Almighty God, that He had remembered us in... our affliction. In my addresses both be- METLAKAHTLA ^s tore going to Victoria and since my return I have been greatly helped in opening to the Indians the passages and truths from the Scripture which this late dispensation of Providence illustrated; and I have been shown by unmistakable signs that this se- vere chastisement with which it has pleased God to visit us, will be productive of great good to us.
"It would take too long to detail to you the series of Indian laws of revenge and compensation which this sad occurrence and its sequences have revived, met, defeat- ed and dispersed forever; and how the Christian laws on these matters have been put forward in strong contrast, approved, magnified, and made to triumph; and how for the first time a calamity which would have called forth only savage fire and re- lentless fury in the Indian as heathen, has only called
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S. 'Grappler' with the doctor . Ind myself on board to the set- tlement.
''I cannot express to you the anxiety I felt while away and how restless I was to return to the sick men. But God was better to me than my fears. We arrived on the 4th instant at Metlakahtla and to my great 1 elief I found the wounded men doing well, and all the settlement going on prosperous- ly. I called a meeting of the village on the evening of our arrival, to return thanks to Almighty God, that He had remembered us in... our affliction. In my addresses both be- METLAKAHTLA ^s tore going to Victoria and since my return I have been greatly helped in opening to the Indians the passages and truths from the Scripture which this late dispensation of Providence illustrated; and I have been shown by unmistakable signs that this se- vere chastisement with which it has pleased God to visit us, will be productive of great good to us.
"It would take too long to detail to you the series of Indian laws of revenge and compensation which this sad occurrence and its sequences have revived, met, defeat- ed and dispersed forever; and how the Christian laws on these matters have been put forward in strong contrast, approved, magnified, and made to triumph; and how for the first time a calamity which would have called forth only savage fire and re- lentless fury in the Indian as heathen, has only called
What to read after Metlakahtla a True Narrative of the Red Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George T B George Thompson Brown Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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