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Dakota and Ojibway, Shiann and Ausinabwaun, Winnebago, loway, Ozaukie and Musquakie, each, in turn or together, dwelt in the land, hunted or warred through it, migrated to and from it. When the first Jesuit Missionary, one hundred and ninety years ago, visited Lake Superior, he found the Chippewas and Sioux engaged in that war, which has con- tinued with but little intermission nearly to the present time.
OUR FIELD OF HISTORICAL RESEARCH. 47 How 'long before for how many centuries previous, thi...s contest was waged, we know not the records are dim, the traditions vague and uncertain. But we do know, that from the St. Croix to the Mille Lacs, the ancient home of the M'day-wah-kauntwaun Sioux, whose rich maple bottoms are a golgotha of hostile bones, through all the pidland hunting grounds to Lake Superior, and northwest by wild rice shal- lows to the fertile lands of Red Lake, (whose waters have so often drank blood from battles on its shores as to have gained the ensanguined cognomen which we mildly translate "Red, ") we can trace the terrible results of this warfare of the Algonquin and Dakota races, a warfare which in its results completed that general disruption of all the old geographical relations of the various tribes of Minnesota, which the Dakotas, perhaps, were the first to derange, when they located on the Upper Mississippi.
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Dakota and Ojibway, Shiann and Ausinabwaun, Winnebago, loway, Ozaukie and Musquakie, each, in turn or together, dwelt in the land, hunted or warred through it, migrated to and from it. When the first Jesuit Missionary, one hundred and ninety years ago, visited Lake Superior, he found the Chippewas and Sioux engaged in that war, which has con- tinued with but little intermission nearly to the present time.
OUR FIELD OF HISTORICAL RESEARCH. 47 How 'long before for how many centuries previous, thi...s contest was waged, we know not the records are dim, the traditions vague and uncertain. But we do know, that from the St. Croix to the Mille Lacs, the ancient home of the M'day-wah-kauntwaun Sioux, whose rich maple bottoms are a golgotha of hostile bones, through all the pidland hunting grounds to Lake Superior, and northwest by wild rice shal- lows to the fertile lands of Red Lake, (whose waters have so often drank blood from battles on its shores as to have gained the ensanguined cognomen which we mildly translate "Red, ") we can trace the terrible results of this warfare of the Algonquin and Dakota races, a warfare which in its results completed that general disruption of all the old geographical relations of the various tribes of Minnesota, which the Dakotas, perhaps, were the first to derange, when they located on the Upper Mississippi.
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