Wi Ne Ma the Woman Chief And Her People
Wi Ne Ma the Woman Chief And Her People
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But some of the Indians can keep up. I hear about your < big Sun day' that is coming next summer, (referring to the centennial celebration). I know about that too. "When that 'big Sunday' comes, I want to hear your great chiefs talk. 1 want them to change the law so that an Indian can have a chance to travel on the same road with the white man and the Negro. I want my children to have a part in this country. They are in school now, and they can read books. I hope you men who have talked so straight to us will have the law changed, so that all may have an even chance to SA GES A ND SA VA GES. 107 own houses, and build great bridges, and make laws. All I have said comes from my heart, and the Great Spirit has heard me talk. He knows that my heart is good, and my tongue is straight. I want your spirit-men (meaning ministers of the church, ) to talk to the Great Spirit for my people. I want all good white men to stand by me when 1 try to le a man. I want the soldiers taken away from my country, and the whisky men kept away, and then if we have good agents, we will get along well enough.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But some of the Indians can keep up. I hear about your < big Sun day' that is coming next summer, (referring to the centennial celebration). I know about that too. "When that 'big Sunday' comes, I want to hear your great chiefs talk. 1 want them to change the law so that an Indian can have a chance to travel on the same road with the white man and the Negro. I want my children to have a part in this country. They are in school now, and they can read books. I hope you men who have talked so straight to us will have the law changed, so that all may have an even chance to SA GES A ND SA VA GES. 107 own houses, and build great bridges, and make laws. All I have said comes from my heart, and the Great Spirit has heard me talk. He knows that my heart is good, and my tongue is straight. I want your spirit-men (meaning ministers of the church, ) to talk to the Great Spirit for my people. I want all good white men to stand by me when 1 try to le a man. I want the soldiers taken away from my country, and the whisky men kept away, and then if we have good agents, we will get along well enough.
What to read after Wi Ne Ma the Woman Chief And Her People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A B Alfred Benjamin Meacham to read online
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