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... greater in proportion to the extent of territory than was found anywhere else on the shores of the Atlantic , or , with the exception per- haps of the Hurons , in the interior parts of the United States . This opinion is corroborated by ...
... greater in proportion to the extent of territory than was found anywhere else on the shores of the Atlantic , or , with the exception per- haps of the Hurons , in the interior parts of the United States . This opinion is corroborated by ...
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... greater part of the survivors joined the eastern tribes or those of Canada . Some took refuge amongst the Mo- hicans of Hudson River . Amongst those , who did not at that time join the Indians in the French interest , were those ...
... greater part of the survivors joined the eastern tribes or those of Canada . Some took refuge amongst the Mo- hicans of Hudson River . Amongst those , who did not at that time join the Indians in the French interest , were those ...
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... greater part of the lands allotted them by the Wyan- dots was ceded by that treaty , and they then obtained from the Miamis a tract of land on the White River of Wabash , which , by the treaty of Vincennes of 1804 , was guarantied to ...
... greater part of the lands allotted them by the Wyan- dots was ceded by that treaty , and they then obtained from the Miamis a tract of land on the White River of Wabash , which , by the treaty of Vincennes of 1804 , was guarantied to ...
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... who , after a long resistance , destroyed * Father Allouez , Relations of New France , 1666 . † Appendix , p . 122 . or captured the greater part of the besieging force . SECT . II . ] ALGONKIN - LENAPE AND IROQUOIS NATIONS . 61.
... who , after a long resistance , destroyed * Father Allouez , Relations of New France , 1666 . † Appendix , p . 122 . or captured the greater part of the besieging force . SECT . II . ] ALGONKIN - LENAPE AND IROQUOIS NATIONS . 61.
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American Antiquarian Society. or captured the greater part of the besieging force . The Foxes and Sauks , sustained by some of the Sioux tribes , and by the Chickasaws , turned their arms against the Illinois , and for a while ...
American Antiquarian Society. or captured the greater part of the besieging force . The Foxes and Sauks , sustained by some of the Sioux tribes , and by the Chickasaws , turned their arms against the Illinois , and for a while ...
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