The Indians Side of the Indian Question
The Indians Side of the Indian Question
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" : 1 "Narrative of the United States Exploring Expedi tion. " By Charles Wilkes, Commander of the Expedi tion. Philadelphia, 1845. Vol. Iv. , pp. 352, 369-370.
2 " Oregon and Her Resources. " By Hugh Small. 1872. P. 14.
154 THE INDIAN S SIDE Still another and more recent author shows the whole by sample : " One Sunday I was at the Siletz Agency, and, hearing the church-bell calling to service, went in. . . . There was a great variety of type apparent, for the remnants of thirteen tribes of the... Coast and Klamath and Rogue River Indians are collected on this re servation. " : In his " Sketches of Louisiana, " page 206, Stoddard says that in the early days of white settlements among them " the Arkansas nation of Indians was deemed one of the most power ful in the country, and the French, to preserve peace with them, and to secure their trade, intermarried with them, . . . Who are now reduced to a very few in number, and live in two small villages. " That was early in this century. Now the very name is lost to any living Indian, and is preserved in a State which contains one hundred and ninety-five Indians.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" : 1 "Narrative of the United States Exploring Expedi tion. " By Charles Wilkes, Commander of the Expedi tion. Philadelphia, 1845. Vol. Iv. , pp. 352, 369-370.
2 " Oregon and Her Resources. " By Hugh Small. 1872. P. 14.
154 THE INDIAN S SIDE Still another and more recent author shows the whole by sample : " One Sunday I was at the Siletz Agency, and, hearing the church-bell calling to service, went in. . . . There was a great variety of type apparent, for the remnants of thirteen tribes of the... Coast and Klamath and Rogue River Indians are collected on this re servation. " : In his " Sketches of Louisiana, " page 206, Stoddard says that in the early days of white settlements among them " the Arkansas nation of Indians was deemed one of the most power ful in the country, and the French, to preserve peace with them, and to secure their trade, intermarried with them, . . . Who are now reduced to a very few in number, and live in two small villages. " That was early in this century. Now the very name is lost to any living Indian, and is preserved in a State which contains one hundred and ninety-five Indians.
What to read after The Indians Side of the Indian Question?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barrow William to read onlineMoreLess
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