 | John Huddlestone Wynne - 1770 - 552 páginas
...not fo much refpected; for the favages have fuch a deference for this pipe, that they feem to think it the god of peace, and war, and the arbiter of life and death. One, with this Calumet, may venture among his enemies and in the hottefl engagements, they lay down their arms before the facred pipe.... | |
 | Alfred Billings Street - 1849 - 350 páginas
...kings are not so much respected, for the savages have such a deference for this pipe that we may call it the god of peace and war, and the arbiter of life and death. They adorn it with feathers of several colors." — Marquette. " The head is finely polished; and the... | |
 | 1850 - 322 páginas
...our kings are not so much respected ; for the Indians have such a deference for it, that one may call it " The God of Peace and War, and the arbiter of...this calumet may venture amongst his enemies, and on the hottest battles they lay down their arms before this sacred pipe. The Illinois presented me... | |
 | Josiah Gregg - 1856 - 664 páginas
...four cardinal points, and towards the heavens and the earth — then takes a certain number of whiffs {generally about three), and passing it to the next,...war, and the arbiter of life and death. One, with mis calumet, may venture amongst his enemies, and in the hottest engagement they lay down their arms... | |
 | Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology - 1891 - 530 páginas
...so much respected ; for the Savages have such a Deference for this Pipe, that one may call it Tlie God of Peace and War, and the Arbiter of Life and Death. Their Calumet of Peace is different from the Calumet of War; They make use of the former to seal their... | |
 | 1891 - 536 páginas
...Kings are not so much respected; for the Savages have such a Deference for this Pipe, that one may call it The God of Peace and War, and the Arbiter of Life and Death. Their Calumet of Peace is different from the Calumet of War; They make use of the former to seal their... | |
 | John Wesley Powell - 1891 - 610 páginas
...Kings are not so much respected; for the Savages have such a Deference for this Pipe, that one may call it The God of Peace and War, and the Arbiter of Life and Death. Their Calumet of Peace is different from the Calumet of War; They make use of the former to seal their... | |
 | Walter James Hoffman - 1891 - 240 páginas
...Kings are not so much respected; for the Savages have such a Deference for this Pipe, that one may call it The God of Peace and War, and the Arbiter of Life and Death. Their Calumet of Peace is different from the Calumet of War; They make use of the former to seal their... | |
 | John Wesley Powell - 1891 - 488 páginas
...not so much respected; for the Savages have such a Deference for this Pipe, that one may call it Tlie God of Peace and War, and the Arbiter of Life and Death. Their Calumet of Peace is different from the Calumet of War; They make use of the former to seal their... | |
 | J. L. Jones - 1893 - 344 páginas
...our kings are not so much respected, for the Indians have such a reverence for it that we may call it the God of Peace and War, and the arbiter of life...and death. * * * One with this Calumet may venture among his enemies and in the hottest battles they lay down their arms before this Sacred Pipe." We... | |
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the most mysterious thing in the world. The scepters of our kings are not so much respected, for the Indians have such a reverence for it that one may call it the God of peace and war, and the arbiter of life and death." . . . "One with this Calumet may... 
