Iroquois flourished in independence, and were capable of self-protection long after the New England and Virginia races had surrendered their jurisdictions and fallen into the condition of dependent nations ; and they now stand forth upon the canvas of... The Indians: Their Manners and Customs - Page 308by John MacLean - 1889 - 351 pagesFull view - About this book
| James Ross Snowden - History - 1867 - 152 pages
...their existence as a free and independent nation. And yet, notwithstanding these adverse circumstances, they stood for nearly two centuries, with an unshaken...encroachments of a restless and advancing border population. United under their federal system, they maintained their independence and their power of self-protection... | |
| Benjamin Hathaway - Indians of North America - 1881 - 352 pages
...intelligence, material comforts and social amenities. Mr. Morgan says, in his League of the Iroquois: " They achieved for themselves a more remarkable civil...system the Iroquois flourished in independence, and capable of self-protection, long after the New England and Virginia races had surrendered their jurisdictions,... | |
| Sir Daniel Wilson - Anthropology, Prehistoric - 1883 - 44 pages
...Morgan, remarks of the Iroquois : " They achieved for themselves a more remarkable civil organisation, and acquired a higher degree of influence, than any...system, the Iroquois flourished in independence, and capable of self.protection, long after the New England and Virginia races had surrendered their jurisdictions,... | |
| Nineteenth century - 1885 - 1234 pages
...other race of Indian lineage, except those of Mexico and Peru. In the drama of European colonisation they stood for nearly two centuries with an unshaken...of self-protection long after the New England and Virginia races had surrendered their jurisdictions and fallen into the condition of dependent nations... | |
| Hamilton Association - Science - 1888 - 810 pages
...organization and acquired a higher degree of influence than any other race of Indian lineage excepting those of Mexico and Peru. In the drama of European...system, the Iroquois flourished in independence and capable of self protection long after the aborigines of New England and Virginia had surrendered their... | |
| Sir Daniel Wilson - History - 1892 - 432 pages
...other race of Indian lineage except those of Mexico and Peru. In the drama of European colonisation they stood, for nearly two centuries, with an unshaken...system the Iroquois flourished in independence, and capable of self-protection, long after the New England and Virginia races had surrendered their jurisdictions,... | |
| Lewis Henry Morgan - Iroquoian languages - 1901 - 404 pages
...the limits of our republic, the Iroquois have long continued to occupy the most conspicuous position. They achieved for themselves a more remarkable civil...system, the Iroquois flourished in independence, and capable of self-protection, long after the New England and Virginia races had surrendered their jurisdictions,... | |
| American periodicals - 1885 - 860 pages
...of Indian lineage, except those of Mexico and Peru. In the drama of European colonization they stond for nearly two centuries with an unshaken front against...of self-protection long after the New England and Virginia races had surrendered their jurisdictions and • The League of the Iroquois, p. 12. fallen... | |
| English periodicals - 1885 - 1094 pages
...other race of Indian lineage, except those of Mexico and Peru. In the drama of European colonisation they stood for nearly two centuries with an unshaken...of self-protection long after the New England and Virginia races had surrendered their jurisdictions and fallen into the condition of dependent nations... | |
| Royal Society of Canada - Humanities - 1885 - 666 pages
...powerful monarchies of Europe for the mastery of this continent. The late Hon. LH Morgan thus writes of them: "They achieved for themselves a more remarkable...system, the Iroquois flourished in independence, and capable of self-protection, long after the New England and Virginia races had surrendered their jurisdictions,... | |
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