Scenes And Studies of Savage Life
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277 work which they did, they were well and regularly paid. The use of intoxicating liquors was forbidden to every one in my employment, and though it was impossible altogether to exclude ardent spirits, yet owing to the remoteness of the place and the peculiar approach to the harbour as I was legally authorised and even bound to prevent the introduction of spirits I was able to make the settlement as nearly a temperance settlement as any village of two hundred colonists of English descent coul...d be made, under the best regulations and most favourable conditions for making the attempt. A clergyman resided in the place, who, though he did not succeed in establishing school- instruction on a large scale, yet learnt the language of the aborigines, and visited among them for the purpose of administering the simple medicines and comforts which the sick natives required, and were willing to receive. Taken as a whole, the settlement at Alberni probably was one in connection with which the Indians, not being com pelled to abandon their old ways of life, enjoyed nearly all the advantages of a neighbouring civilization, with a com parative exemption from the distressing evils which are supposed necessarily to attend it.
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277 work which they did, they were well and regularly paid. The use of intoxicating liquors was forbidden to every one in my employment, and though it was impossible altogether to exclude ardent spirits, yet owing to the remoteness of the place and the peculiar approach to the harbour as I was legally authorised and even bound to prevent the introduction of spirits I was able to make the settlement as nearly a temperance settlement as any village of two hundred colonists of English descent coul...d be made, under the best regulations and most favourable conditions for making the attempt. A clergyman resided in the place, who, though he did not succeed in establishing school- instruction on a large scale, yet learnt the language of the aborigines, and visited among them for the purpose of administering the simple medicines and comforts which the sick natives required, and were willing to receive. Taken as a whole, the settlement at Alberni probably was one in connection with which the Indians, not being com pelled to abandon their old ways of life, enjoyed nearly all the advantages of a neighbouring civilization, with a com parative exemption from the distressing evils which are supposed necessarily to attend it.
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