The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1823 |
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... Indians , except on their enemies ; when no dishonor is attached to it , for to injure an enemy is a maxim as fervently inculcated as to benefit a friend . Adultery and murder are strictly prohibited ; and the former is generally ...
... Indians , except on their enemies ; when no dishonor is attached to it , for to injure an enemy is a maxim as fervently inculcated as to benefit a friend . Adultery and murder are strictly prohibited ; and the former is generally ...
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... Indians sometimes carry them when they travel on land , and use them for shelter against rain . Independently of the huts or cabins appropriate to private families , they erect lodges for public purposes on a much larger scale ...
... Indians sometimes carry them when they travel on land , and use them for shelter against rain . Independently of the huts or cabins appropriate to private families , they erect lodges for public purposes on a much larger scale ...
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... Indians . It is very natural that this should be an object which Mr. Hunter has near to his heart . At present , the Indians who have had the misfortune to come into con- tact with the Whites have generally met with the very scum and ...
... Indians . It is very natural that this should be an object which Mr. Hunter has near to his heart . At present , the Indians who have had the misfortune to come into con- tact with the Whites have generally met with the very scum and ...
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