The Removal of the Indians An Article From the American Monthly Magazine An E
The Removal of the Indians An Article From the American Monthly Magazine An E
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Yet this writer sets out with the declaration that his " general facts and deductions will be principally founded upon what he has seen and heard among these tribes. " How then can he expect to be trusted when he classes the Cherokees with these " bar- barous communities, " and so draus his conclusions and institutes his reasonings in regard to this tribe ? Why, merely by a flourish with the wand of his sophistry, thus, " Limited as our intercourse with those Indians has been, we must necessari...ly draw our conclusions respecting them from facts which have been stated to us, and from the general resemblance tJicy bear to the other cognate branches of the great aboriginal stock. It is clue to truth that this admission should be ?nade. '' After this we do not Vv'onder to hear him declare that " he doubts whether there is upon the face of the globe a more wretched race, than the Cherokees as ivdl as the other Southern tribes present. " It is due to truth, we suppose, that this admission also should be made ; and that their civilization and Christianity should be left totally out of view.
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Yet this writer sets out with the declaration that his " general facts and deductions will be principally founded upon what he has seen and heard among these tribes. " How then can he expect to be trusted when he classes the Cherokees with these " bar- barous communities, " and so draus his conclusions and institutes his reasonings in regard to this tribe ? Why, merely by a flourish with the wand of his sophistry, thus, " Limited as our intercourse with those Indians has been, we must necessari...ly draw our conclusions respecting them from facts which have been stated to us, and from the general resemblance tJicy bear to the other cognate branches of the great aboriginal stock. It is clue to truth that this admission should be ?nade. '' After this we do not Vv'onder to hear him declare that " he doubts whether there is upon the face of the globe a more wretched race, than the Cherokees as ivdl as the other Southern tribes present. " It is due to truth, we suppose, that this admission also should be made ; and that their civilization and Christianity should be left totally out of view.
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