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... and it was the daughter of an Algon- quin chief who interceded with her father for the life of the 2 ) Parkman's Conspiracy of Pontiac , 26 . adventurous Englishman . They were Algonquins who , under Sassacus 16 HISTORY OF OHIO .
... and it was the daughter of an Algon- quin chief who interceded with her father for the life of the 2 ) Parkman's Conspiracy of Pontiac , 26 . adventurous Englishman . They were Algonquins who , under Sassacus 16 HISTORY OF OHIO .
Page 17
... Father Rasles by the banks of the Kennebec . They were Algonquins who , under the great tree at Kensington , made the covenant of peace with William Penn ; and when the French Jesuits and fur traders explored the Wabash and the Ohio ...
... Father Rasles by the banks of the Kennebec . They were Algonquins who , under the great tree at Kensington , made the covenant of peace with William Penn ; and when the French Jesuits and fur traders explored the Wabash and the Ohio ...
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... Father Sigard ; and the Jesuits , who subsequently established missions among them , have given , in the " Relations of New France , " some account of their language , and ample information of their means of subsistence , manners and ...
... Father Sigard ; and the Jesuits , who subsequently established missions among them , have given , in the " Relations of New France , " some account of their language , and ample information of their means of subsistence , manners and ...
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... Father Brebeuf and his associates , or to the national char- acter , they made ultimately more progress in converting the Hurons , and have left a more permanent impression of their labors in the remnant of that tribe , than appears to ...
... Father Brebeuf and his associates , or to the national char- acter , they made ultimately more progress in converting the Hurons , and have left a more permanent impression of their labors in the remnant of that tribe , than appears to ...
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... father , Le Jeune , that although the Hurons were ten times as numerous , they submitted to that imposition ; which seems to prove that the right of sovereignty over the Ottawa River was generally recognized . After their expulsion from ...
... father , Le Jeune , that although the Hurons were ten times as numerous , they submitted to that imposition ; which seems to prove that the right of sovereignty over the Ottawa River was generally recognized . After their expulsion from ...
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