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Page 29
... living in Canada are partly included . The Chippeways and Ottowas within the United States amount , by Mr. Schoolcraft's official report , to fourteen thousand . Adding some Ot- towas not included and the Poto wotamies , they may ...
... living in Canada are partly included . The Chippeways and Ottowas within the United States amount , by Mr. Schoolcraft's official report , to fourteen thousand . Adding some Ot- towas not included and the Poto wotamies , they may ...
Page 33
... living north of the Mohegans , and west of the Massachusetts , occu- pying the central parts of that State as far west as the Connec- ticut River , and acknowledging , to a certain extent , the suprema- cy of the Massachusetts , of the ...
... living north of the Mohegans , and west of the Massachusetts , occu- pying the central parts of that State as far west as the Connec- ticut River , and acknowledging , to a certain extent , the suprema- cy of the Massachusetts , of the ...
Page 41
... living on the opposite shore , under the names of Sanhikans and Mahkentiwomi , as a more humane and friendly nation . It was there accordingly that they made their first settlement in that quarter , about the year 1610. † About the year ...
... living on the opposite shore , under the names of Sanhikans and Mahkentiwomi , as a more humane and friendly nation . It was there accordingly that they made their first settlement in that quarter , about the year 1610. † About the year ...
Page 43
... living , acknowl- edged it by the payment of an annual tribute . " He gives no authority for the early date he assigns to that event . The subsequent protracted wars of the Dutch with the Manhattans . and the Long Island Indians , and ...
... living , acknowl- edged it by the payment of an annual tribute . " He gives no authority for the early date he assigns to that event . The subsequent protracted wars of the Dutch with the Manhattans . and the Long Island Indians , and ...
Page 46
... living along the bays and in the interior of the country , and , finally , as the upper nation on the Delaware known to the Dutch , and living eighteen leagues from the mouth of that river . The Delawares were subdivided into numerous ...
... living along the bays and in the interior of the country , and , finally , as the upper nation on the Delaware known to the Dutch , and living eighteen leagues from the mouth of that river . The Delawares were subdivided into numerous ...
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