The Heart of Unaga
The Heart of Unaga
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Furs--furs. They could always obtainfurs. If he were foolish enough to exchange simple furs for beautifulbeads, and blankets, and tobacco, and essences, and coloured prints, andeven fire-water, well, that was his lookout. At least they were not thefools.
With the coming of the white man and the two white women with theirseveral Indian followers the life of the Shaunekuks at Fort Duggan wascompletely revolutionized. Before the foolish Indians knew what washappening they were captured body and so...ul. They quickly learned thatthe white man was to be feared rather than loved. They realized it wasbetter to risk the anger of the Evil Spirits of Unaga rather than tooffend him. So they yielded to the course which they hoped would affordthem the greatest benefit. It was no less than submitting to anunacknowledged slavery.
It was perhaps a dangerous condition, a situation full of risk for thewhite man and all his people, should his force and ruthlessness weakeneven for one moment. But Nicol was too widely experienced, too naturallycut out for his work to fall for weakness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Furs--furs. They could always obtainfurs. If he were foolish enough to exchange simple furs for beautifulbeads, and blankets, and tobacco, and essences, and coloured prints, andeven fire-water, well, that was his lookout. At least they were not thefools.
With the coming of the white man and the two white women with theirseveral Indian followers the life of the Shaunekuks at Fort Duggan wascompletely revolutionized. Before the foolish Indians knew what washappening they were captured body and so...ul. They quickly learned thatthe white man was to be feared rather than loved. They realized it wasbetter to risk the anger of the Evil Spirits of Unaga rather than tooffend him. So they yielded to the course which they hoped would affordthem the greatest benefit. It was no less than submitting to anunacknowledged slavery.
It was perhaps a dangerous condition, a situation full of risk for thewhite man and all his people, should his force and ruthlessness weakeneven for one moment. But Nicol was too widely experienced, too naturallycut out for his work to fall for weakness.
What to read after The Heart of Unaga?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cullum Ridgwell to read onlineMoreLess
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