The Indians of South Carolina
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Yet he associated with the com mon people as one of them, often not dif fering in dress from the average man, and his house not being superior to the others. In the council his voice was no more than that of any other member, and his advice was taken as coming from the wisest and best man of the tribe. The king of the San- tee Indians had the power of life and death 56 THE INDIANS OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
over his subjects. A chief s office was for life, or during good behavior. Occasionally a tribe ...was governed by a woman.
Next to the king in power and dignity was the Great War Chief, or Warrior Chief, who led the forces of the tribe in time of war. His voice was most important in mil itary matters; but when the king went out with a war party, he was in command. His seat in the council was on the left of the king.
The council of beloved men met in the council house in matters that required secrecy. Every day the king, the beloved men and the warriors met in the public square to smoke their pipes and discuss the news of the day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet he associated with the com mon people as one of them, often not dif fering in dress from the average man, and his house not being superior to the others. In the council his voice was no more than that of any other member, and his advice was taken as coming from the wisest and best man of the tribe. The king of the San- tee Indians had the power of life and death 56 THE INDIANS OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
over his subjects. A chief s office was for life, or during good behavior. Occasionally a tribe ...was governed by a woman.
Next to the king in power and dignity was the Great War Chief, or Warrior Chief, who led the forces of the tribe in time of war. His voice was most important in mil itary matters; but when the king went out with a war party, he was in command. His seat in the council was on the left of the king.
The council of beloved men met in the council house in matters that required secrecy. Every day the king, the beloved men and the warriors met in the public square to smoke their pipes and discuss the news of the day.
What to read after The Indians of South Carolina?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin L Edwin Luther Green to read onlineMoreLess
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