New America volume 1
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Indeed, they set their faces against slavery in any form. No Iroquois could own his fellow. If enemies were taken by him in war, they were either put to death or natural ised and adopted into his tribe. Nay, the senti ment of freedom was so strong in the Five Nations that they declared the soil itself free, so that no slave could be found within the dis tricts hunted by these red-men, even when negro slaves were everywhere being bought and sold in the streets of Boston, Philadelphia, and New Yo...rk. 74 NEW AMERICA. In time, however, some of the less noble tribes of Indians Cherokees, Choktaws, and Chickasaws learned from the white men to buy and to steal their negro brother, and to hold him in bondage, like a mule or a dog. Among many of the Indian tribes, though less in these savage western provinces than among the Delawares, Mohicans, and Senecas, the women have a singular degree of power ; not only in the wigwam, where they occupy the seats of honour, but in public places and in public life ; even the right of holding meetings and discussing questions of peace and war.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Indeed, they set their faces against slavery in any form. No Iroquois could own his fellow. If enemies were taken by him in war, they were either put to death or natural ised and adopted into his tribe. Nay, the senti ment of freedom was so strong in the Five Nations that they declared the soil itself free, so that no slave could be found within the dis tricts hunted by these red-men, even when negro slaves were everywhere being bought and sold in the streets of Boston, Philadelphia, and New Yo...rk. 74 NEW AMERICA. In time, however, some of the less noble tribes of Indians Cherokees, Choktaws, and Chickasaws learned from the white men to buy and to steal their negro brother, and to hold him in bondage, like a mule or a dog. Among many of the Indian tribes, though less in these savage western provinces than among the Delawares, Mohicans, and Senecas, the women have a singular degree of power ; not only in the wigwam, where they occupy the seats of honour, but in public places and in public life ; even the right of holding meetings and discussing questions of peace and war.
What to read after New America volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Hepworth Dixon to read onlineMoreLess
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