The North American Review volume 98
The North American Review volume 98
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We have sold our own graves. We have no place to bury our dead, and you will not pay us the money for our lands. " (p. 33. ) It seems to us that human eloquence could hardly go further. For fifteen long years the Indians suffered, and only complained. At last, gaunt Hunger met them face to face ; is it a wonder that they rose and massacred a race which had robbed, cheated, ruined, and insulted them ? Is it not a wonder that the bloody scenes of 1862 were not enacted ten years earlier ?
We say n...othing of white men debauching Indian women, for this was a practice too common before the war to excite much comment when hostilities were pending ; we say nothing of civilized whites, offi- cers in Sibley's army, who deigned to imitate their barbarous foe by offering a premium for every Indian scalp, for our author complacently tells us that the early settlers of New England did the same thing ; but we repeat, that a massacre was perpetrated on the Sioux as well as by them. There was what was called a " grand military tribunal, " which finally meted out what was called justice to the " conquered brutes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have sold our own graves. We have no place to bury our dead, and you will not pay us the money for our lands. " (p. 33. ) It seems to us that human eloquence could hardly go further. For fifteen long years the Indians suffered, and only complained. At last, gaunt Hunger met them face to face ; is it a wonder that they rose and massacred a race which had robbed, cheated, ruined, and insulted them ? Is it not a wonder that the bloody scenes of 1862 were not enacted ten years earlier ?
We say n...othing of white men debauching Indian women, for this was a practice too common before the war to excite much comment when hostilities were pending ; we say nothing of civilized whites, offi- cers in Sibley's army, who deigned to imitate their barbarous foe by offering a premium for every Indian scalp, for our author complacently tells us that the early settlers of New England did the same thing ; but we repeat, that a massacre was perpetrated on the Sioux as well as by them. There was what was called a " grand military tribunal, " which finally meted out what was called justice to the " conquered brutes.
What to read after The North American Review volume 98?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Uncle Philip to read onlineMoreLess
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