Studies of the Niagara Frontier
Studies of the Niagara Frontier
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Served almost as regularly as the troops on garrison ; if they want provisions they get it free.
Those tribes called the Six Nations we are at peace with and take much pains to cultivate a good understanding, but 392 EIGHTEENTH CENTURY VISITORS.
we deceive ourselves. The old men, the women, and the children remain at home inactive while all the young war- riors join the fighting powers against us — this is all they could do, if we were at open war with them. An Indian becomes a miserable being ...when deprived of his hunting- ground, and surrounded with cellars of rum or whisky. The whole Six Nations live on grounds called the State Reservations, and are intermediate spaces settled on both sides by white people ; this has a tendency to drive off the game, and if by chance they kill a bear, or a deer, his skin goes at once for rum ; in this way they are become poor enervated creatures. They cannot keep together a great while, and I expect they will quit all this part of the coun- try, and retire over the lakes Ontario and Erie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Served almost as regularly as the troops on garrison ; if they want provisions they get it free.
Those tribes called the Six Nations we are at peace with and take much pains to cultivate a good understanding, but 392 EIGHTEENTH CENTURY VISITORS.
we deceive ourselves. The old men, the women, and the children remain at home inactive while all the young war- riors join the fighting powers against us — this is all they could do, if we were at open war with them. An Indian becomes a miserable being ...when deprived of his hunting- ground, and surrounded with cellars of rum or whisky. The whole Six Nations live on grounds called the State Reservations, and are intermediate spaces settled on both sides by white people ; this has a tendency to drive off the game, and if by chance they kill a bear, or a deer, his skin goes at once for rum ; in this way they are become poor enervated creatures. They cannot keep together a great while, and I expect they will quit all this part of the coun- try, and retire over the lakes Ontario and Erie.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank H Frank Hayward Severance to read onlineMoreLess
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