Society in America 1
Society in America 1
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The bride-like, white oonyot ▼ulus, nearly as large as my hand, grew in traib all over the ground.
The poor, helpless, squalid Potowatomies are sadly troubled by squatters. It seems hard encmgh that they should be restricted within a narrow ter- ritory, so surrounded by whites that the^game is sure soon to disappear, and leave them stripped oi dieir only resource. It is too hard that they ^ould also be encroached upon by men who sit down, without leave or title, upon lands wMch are not in* tend...ed for sale. I enjoyed hearing of an occasional alarm among the squatters, caused by some threat- ening demonstrations by the Indians. I should like to see every squatter frightened away frwn Indian lands, however advantageous their squatting may be upon lands which are unclaimed, or whose owners can defend their own property. I was glad to hear to-day that a deputation of Potowatomies had been sent to visit a distant warlike trihe, in consequence of the importunities of squatters, who wanted to buy the land they had been living upon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The bride-like, white oonyot ▼ulus, nearly as large as my hand, grew in traib all over the ground.
The poor, helpless, squalid Potowatomies are sadly troubled by squatters. It seems hard encmgh that they should be restricted within a narrow ter- ritory, so surrounded by whites that the^game is sure soon to disappear, and leave them stripped oi dieir only resource. It is too hard that they ^ould also be encroached upon by men who sit down, without leave or title, upon lands wMch are not in* tend...ed for sale. I enjoyed hearing of an occasional alarm among the squatters, caused by some threat- ening demonstrations by the Indians. I should like to see every squatter frightened away frwn Indian lands, however advantageous their squatting may be upon lands which are unclaimed, or whose owners can defend their own property. I was glad to hear to-day that a deputation of Potowatomies had been sent to visit a distant warlike trihe, in consequence of the importunities of squatters, who wanted to buy the land they had been living upon.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martineau, Harriet, 1802-1876 to read onlineMoreLess
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