James Oglethorpe the Founder of Georgia
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. . When within fifty miles of his destina- tion, the general was met by a deputation of chiefs who escorted him to Coweta; and although the American aborigines are rarely demonstrative, nothing could exceed the joy manifested by them on Oglethorpe's arrival. ... By having under- taken so long and difficult a journey for the pur- pose of visiting them, by coming with only a few attendants in fearless reliance on their good faith, by the readiness with which he accommodated him- self to their ha...bits, and by the natural dignity of his deportment, Oglethorpe had won the hearts of his red brothers, whom he was never known to de- ceive.
Ill James Oglethorpe On August llth the chiefs assembled, and the great council was opened with solemn rites. After many ' ^ talks, ' ' terms of intercourse and stipulations for trading were satisfactorily- arranged. Then Oglethorpe, as one of their beloved men, partook with them of the foskey, or black-medicine drink — a sacred beverage used only on special occasions, and of which only chiefs, war captains, and beloved men could partake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . When within fifty miles of his destina- tion, the general was met by a deputation of chiefs who escorted him to Coweta; and although the American aborigines are rarely demonstrative, nothing could exceed the joy manifested by them on Oglethorpe's arrival. ... By having under- taken so long and difficult a journey for the pur- pose of visiting them, by coming with only a few attendants in fearless reliance on their good faith, by the readiness with which he accommodated him- self to their ha...bits, and by the natural dignity of his deportment, Oglethorpe had won the hearts of his red brothers, whom he was never known to de- ceive.
Ill James Oglethorpe On August llth the chiefs assembled, and the great council was opened with solemn rites. After many ' ^ talks, ' ' terms of intercourse and stipulations for trading were satisfactorily- arranged. Then Oglethorpe, as one of their beloved men, partook with them of the foskey, or black-medicine drink — a sacred beverage used only on special occasions, and of which only chiefs, war captains, and beloved men could partake.
What to read after James Oglethorpe the Founder of Georgia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Cornelia Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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