Indian Missions in Guiana
Indian Missions in Guiana
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The same author also mentions it inciden- tally in other parts of his work, as a well-known fact. He also ob- tained a flute, made by them, of a thigh-bone of one of their enemies, of which he has given a representation.
2 M. Martin, West Indies, p. 53.
134 BRITISH GUIANA.
to eat that of their enemies. " I made no further inquiry, as it seemed to give them pain. Wherever Christianity prevails in its truth, there barbarous practices not only fall, but come to be regarded with horror and surprise.... Perhaps even in Hindostan, future generations may yet, in the fulness of gospel light, doubt the reality of the Suttees, and other abominations of their fathers.
Long before the abolition of negro slavery, the custom of the Indian tribes enslaving each other was discountenanced by the British, and the pur- chase of slaves so taken was prohibited. This was successful in removing a great inducement to pre- datory expeditions, which were generally attended with bloodshed. It was, however, accompanied by a melancholy circumstance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The same author also mentions it inciden- tally in other parts of his work, as a well-known fact. He also ob- tained a flute, made by them, of a thigh-bone of one of their enemies, of which he has given a representation.
2 M. Martin, West Indies, p. 53.
134 BRITISH GUIANA.
to eat that of their enemies. " I made no further inquiry, as it seemed to give them pain. Wherever Christianity prevails in its truth, there barbarous practices not only fall, but come to be regarded with horror and surprise.... Perhaps even in Hindostan, future generations may yet, in the fulness of gospel light, doubt the reality of the Suttees, and other abominations of their fathers.
Long before the abolition of negro slavery, the custom of the Indian tribes enslaving each other was discountenanced by the British, and the pur- chase of slaves so taken was prohibited. This was successful in removing a great inducement to pre- datory expeditions, which were generally attended with bloodshed. It was, however, accompanied by a melancholy circumstance.
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