The New-England Magazine, Band 2Joseph Tinker Buckingham, Edwin Buckingham, Samuel Gridley Howe, John Osborne Sargent, Park Benjamin J. T. and E. Buckingham, 1832 |
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... Indians are the most expert horse - thieves in the world ? Do they know that they make their proficiency in horse - stealing , their boast and pride ? that they consider the appropriation of a horse a very virtuous and praiseworthy ...
... Indians are the most expert horse - thieves in the world ? Do they know that they make their proficiency in horse - stealing , their boast and pride ? that they consider the appropriation of a horse a very virtuous and praiseworthy ...
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... Indians , or rather , after the Indians had bargained away or been cheated out of a large portion of territory . The first proprietors of the country , or those to whom the king of Great - Britain granted certain tracts , thought it at ...
... Indians , or rather , after the Indians had bargained away or been cheated out of a large portion of territory . The first proprietors of the country , or those to whom the king of Great - Britain granted certain tracts , thought it at ...
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... Indians , fired as they pressed on , and killing many , drove the Indians for several rods . But they soon rallied and fired vigorously in their turn , and obliged the English to retreat , leaving nine dead and three wounded , where the ...
... Indians , fired as they pressed on , and killing many , drove the Indians for several rods . But they soon rallied and fired vigorously in their turn , and obliged the English to retreat , leaving nine dead and three wounded , where the ...
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