William E Dodge the Christian Merchant
William E Dodge the Christian Merchant
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We have bought Indian lands at our own nominal valuation, and in numberless instances failed to pay even the stipulated pittance. By treating the Aborigines as a foreign element, race antagonisms have been bred and fostered and made unnecessarily to clash. We have placed them on reservations this year only to remove them the next year, when their territory became attractive to the eye of greed. By these frequent removals they have been held within the moral miasma of the border, in con tact wit...h white frontiersmen worse than themselves the sewerage of humanity. With such models, we have marvelled at their unwillingness to accept Chris tian civilization off-hand ! Because they have not done so, it is loudly proclaimed that the only possible solution of the Indian question is extermination !
Well, the policy of extermination has been tried ever since 1620. The government has spent $1, 000, - 000, 000 since 1789, when Washington took the oath as first President of the United States, because this nation would not believe the red man was a human 262 WILLIAM E.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have bought Indian lands at our own nominal valuation, and in numberless instances failed to pay even the stipulated pittance. By treating the Aborigines as a foreign element, race antagonisms have been bred and fostered and made unnecessarily to clash. We have placed them on reservations this year only to remove them the next year, when their territory became attractive to the eye of greed. By these frequent removals they have been held within the moral miasma of the border, in con tact wit...h white frontiersmen worse than themselves the sewerage of humanity. With such models, we have marvelled at their unwillingness to accept Chris tian civilization off-hand ! Because they have not done so, it is loudly proclaimed that the only possible solution of the Indian question is extermination !
Well, the policy of extermination has been tried ever since 1620. The government has spent $1, 000, - 000, 000 since 1789, when Washington took the oath as first President of the United States, because this nation would not believe the red man was a human 262 WILLIAM E.
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