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Page 16
The Shawnees appear to have been a peculiarly roving , romantic race . Lawson
reports that the Catawbas in Carolina , drove back the Shawnees from the Pedee
and Santee rivers . At one time , they were repelled by the Six Nations and ...
The Shawnees appear to have been a peculiarly roving , romantic race . Lawson
reports that the Catawbas in Carolina , drove back the Shawnees from the Pedee
and Santee rivers . At one time , they were repelled by the Six Nations and ...
Page 30
... they lost thirty - five gun men ; they have begun to settle out in villages for the
conveniency of stock raising , and having firewood ; the stock which frequent the
mossy shoals above the town , look well and appear healthy ; the Indians begin
to ...
... they lost thirty - five gun men ; they have begun to settle out in villages for the
conveniency of stock raising , and having firewood ; the stock which frequent the
mossy shoals above the town , look well and appear healthy ; the Indians begin
to ...
Page 32
This is a much greater increase of population than is to be met with in other towns
! they appear to be stationary generally , and in some towns are on the decrease ;
the apparent difference here , or increase , may be greater than the real ; as ...
This is a much greater increase of population than is to be met with in other towns
! they appear to be stationary generally , and in some towns are on the decrease ;
the apparent difference here , or increase , may be greater than the real ; as ...
Page 65
The villagers have good worm fences , appear industrious , and have large
stocks of cattle , some hogs and horses ; they appear decent and orderly , and
are desirous of preserving a friendly intercourse with their neighbors ; they have
this ...
The villagers have good worm fences , appear industrious , and have large
stocks of cattle , some hogs and horses ; they appear decent and orderly , and
are desirous of preserving a friendly intercourse with their neighbors ; they have
this ...
Page 70
When a Mic - co , from age , infirmity , or any other cause , wants an assistant , he
selects a man who appears to him the best qualified , and proposes him to the
counsellors and great men of the town , and if he is approved of by them , they ...
When a Mic - co , from age , infirmity , or any other cause , wants an assistant , he
selects a man who appears to him the best qualified , and proposes him to the
counsellors and great men of the town , and if he is approved of by them , they ...
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