 | Thomas Campbell - 1854 - 404 pages
...agent in the horrible desolation of Wyoming. Some years after this poem appeared, the son of Brandt, a most interesting and intelligent youth, came over...with him on -which I still look back with pleasure. *Ie appealed to my sense of honor and justice, on his own part, and on that of his sister, to retract... | |
 | Thomas Campbell - Wyoming Valley (Pa.) - 1857 - 114 pages
...agent in the horrible desolation of Wyoming. Some years after this poem appeared, the son of Brandt, a most interesting and intelligent youth, came over...look back with pleasure. He appealed to my sense of honour and justice, on his own part and on that of his sister, to retract the unfair aspersions which,... | |
 | Thomas Campbell - Children's literature - 1858 - 120 pages
...agent in the horrible desolation of Wyoming. Some years after this poem appeared, the son of Brandt, a most interesting and intelligent youth, came over...look back with pleasure. He appealed to my sense of honour and justice, on his own part and on that of his sister, to retract the unfair aspersions which,... | |
 | Thomas Campbell - 1859 - 424 pages
...horrible desolation of Wyoming. Some years after this poem appeared, the son of Brandt, a most interesling and intelligent youth, came over to England, and I...part and on that of his sister, to retract the unfair aspersions which, unconscious of their unfairness, I had cast on his father's memory. ' . Ho then referred... | |
 | François-Xavier Garneau - Canada - 1860 - 434 pages
...inference, that their ancestors could not have been immigrants from Asia, in every region of which the above him, on which I still look back with pleasure. He...my sense of honor and justice, on his own part and that of his sister, to retract the aspersions which, unconscious of their unfairness, I had cast on... | |
 | François-Xavier Garneau - Canada - 1860 - 438 pages
...1778], at which Brandt was not even present. ... Some years after the poem appeared, the son of Brandt, a most interesting and intelligent youth, came over to England, and I formed an acquaintance with If the savages have succumbed before civilisation, it is, first, because of the paucity of their numbers... | |
 | English literature - 1864 - 496 pages
...the massacre of Wyoming. Campbell states: "Some years after this poem appeared, the son of Brandt, a most interesting and intelligent youth, came over...with him on which I still look back with pleasure''. Young Brandt, the poet says, satisfied him completely that his father " was not even present at that... | |
 | William Leete Stone - Wyoming Valley (Pa.) - 1864 - 444 pages
...intelligent youth, came over to England, and t formed an acquaintance with him, on which I still look buck with pleasure. He appealed to my sense of honor and...part and on that of his sister, to retract the unfair aspersions which unconscious of its unfairness, [ had cast on his father's memory. He then referred... | |
 | William Leete Stone - Indians of North America - 1865 - 668 pages
...interestmg and intelligent youth, came over to England ; and I formed an " acquaintance with him, on which 1 still look back with pleasure. He appealed to " my...retract " the unfair assertion which, unconscious of its unfair.tess, I had cast on his father's " memory. He then referred to documents which completely satisfied... | |
 | William Leete Stone - Indians of North America - 1865 - 670 pages
...resuscitate and extend the schools among his nation. For this purpose he procured " a most interestmg and intelligent youth, came over to England ' and...pleasure. He appealed to " my sense of honor and justice, nn his own part and on that of his sister, to retract " the unfair assertion which, unconscious of... | |
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England, all of which represented him as a bloody and bad man (even among savages), and chief agent in the horrible desolation of Wyoming. Some years after this poem appeared, the son of Brandt, a most Interesting and intelligent youth, came over to England,... 
