The Land of Potawatomi
The Land of Potawatomi
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The Kickapoo warriors were generally tall and sinewy, while the Potawatomi were shorter and more thickly set, very dark and squalid. Numbers of the women of the Kicka- poos are described as being lithe "and many of them by no means lacking in beauty. " The Pot- awatomi women were inclined to greasiness and obesity. The French-Canadians applied the ver>' significant name to the tribe of "Les Poux, " or those who have lice, from which it may be in- ferred that they were not generally of cleanly h...abits. In latter days, however, many of the French-Canadians intermarried with women of this tribe, and the Treaty of 1832 with the Pota- watomi contains many French names, such as Francis De Jean, Cicott, Nedeau, Duchann, Ber- trand, and others. It was formerly frequently noticed that in many of the Kickapoo and Pota- watomi attacks on the frontier that the French settlers escaped, owing to the partiality that all the Algonquin tribes displayed toward that race.
THE REAL SAVAGE 47 The language of the Potawatomi was of a rough, gutteral variety, in sharp contrast to that of the Kickapoo tongue, which was soft and liquid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Kickapoo warriors were generally tall and sinewy, while the Potawatomi were shorter and more thickly set, very dark and squalid. Numbers of the women of the Kicka- poos are described as being lithe "and many of them by no means lacking in beauty. " The Pot- awatomi women were inclined to greasiness and obesity. The French-Canadians applied the ver>' significant name to the tribe of "Les Poux, " or those who have lice, from which it may be in- ferred that they were not generally of cleanly h...abits. In latter days, however, many of the French-Canadians intermarried with women of this tribe, and the Treaty of 1832 with the Pota- watomi contains many French names, such as Francis De Jean, Cicott, Nedeau, Duchann, Ber- trand, and others. It was formerly frequently noticed that in many of the Kickapoo and Pota- watomi attacks on the frontier that the French settlers escaped, owing to the partiality that all the Algonquin tribes displayed toward that race.
THE REAL SAVAGE 47 The language of the Potawatomi was of a rough, gutteral variety, in sharp contrast to that of the Kickapoo tongue, which was soft and liquid.
What to read after The Land of Potawatomi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barce Elmore to read onlineMoreLess
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