The North American Review volume 54
The North American Review volume 54
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Numbers of them, it has also been observed, from an early period of our acquaintance with them, have light and very long hair and blue eyes. But in all other respects, they exhibit a striking similarity to the other leading members of the red race. What proportion of them are thus character ized is not stated, nor whether the intermarriages with Euro- 1842. ] Expedition from Fort Gibson. 289 pean stocks, so common on the frontiers, have been greater or less than usual. It is stated, that they m...anufacture clay pots and other vessels, an art which all the American tribes possessed at the era of the discovery, but which nearly all of them have long dropped, supplying themselves, through the medium of the fur trade, with vessels of brass, copper, and tin. Several of their customs, as detailed by our author, are more revolting and barbarous than those of any known tribe on the continent. We refer, particularly, to the trial of bravery, or physical endurance, as exhibited in the sixty- sixth, sixty-seventh, and sixty-eighth plates of the first vol ume, and the accompanying text.
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Numbers of them, it has also been observed, from an early period of our acquaintance with them, have light and very long hair and blue eyes. But in all other respects, they exhibit a striking similarity to the other leading members of the red race. What proportion of them are thus character ized is not stated, nor whether the intermarriages with Euro- 1842. ] Expedition from Fort Gibson. 289 pean stocks, so common on the frontiers, have been greater or less than usual. It is stated, that they m...anufacture clay pots and other vessels, an art which all the American tribes possessed at the era of the discovery, but which nearly all of them have long dropped, supplying themselves, through the medium of the fur trade, with vessels of brass, copper, and tin. Several of their customs, as detailed by our author, are more revolting and barbarous than those of any known tribe on the continent. We refer, particularly, to the trial of bravery, or physical endurance, as exhibited in the sixty- sixth, sixty-seventh, and sixty-eighth plates of the first vol ume, and the accompanying text.
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