the seat of war to untutored Indians alone, whose whole stock of military knowledge has only, till within two centuries, amounted to drawing the bow, and whose only breast-work, even at present, is the thicket, I know not. I have given as exact an account... Chambers's Pocket Miscellany - Page 34by William Chambers - 1854Full view - About this book
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...this kind could exist in a country that has hitherto (according to the general received opinion) been the seat of war to untutored Indians alone, whose...account as possible of this singular appearance, and leave to future explorers of these distant regions to discover whether it is a production of nature... | |
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