History of the United States: From the Earliest Period to the Administration of James Buchanan, 第 1 卷Johnson, Fry, 1858 |
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... INDIANS . CHAPTER II . 1492-1600 . THE ABORIGINES OF AMERICA . Origin of the name INDIANS - Preceding Races - American Antiquities - General characteristics of the Indian tribes- Columbus's Letter Manners and customs- Government , laws ...
... INDIANS . CHAPTER II . 1492-1600 . THE ABORIGINES OF AMERICA . Origin of the name INDIANS - Preceding Races - American Antiquities - General characteristics of the Indian tribes- Columbus's Letter Manners and customs- Government , laws ...
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... Indian roared out , - ' Owanux ! Owanux ! ' that is , Englishmen ! English- men ! The troops pressed on , and as the Indians were rallying , poured in upon them through the palisadoes , a general discharge of their muskets , and then ...
... Indian roared out , - ' Owanux ! Owanux ! ' that is , Englishmen ! English- men ! The troops pressed on , and as the Indians were rallying , poured in upon them through the palisadoes , a general discharge of their muskets , and then ...
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... INDIANS . burned , those who escaped from fire and sword wandered. CH . XII . ] ted , large uncultivated tracts lying be- tween . The Indians lived intermixed with the whites , and as every brake and lurking place was well known to them ...
... INDIANS . burned , those who escaped from fire and sword wandered. CH . XII . ] ted , large uncultivated tracts lying be- tween . The Indians lived intermixed with the whites , and as every brake and lurking place was well known to them ...
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