The Swedes in America 1638 1900
The Swedes in America 1638 1900
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" Rising endeavored to regain the confidence and good will of the Indians. He sent merchandise down to the Horn Kill for trading purposes and distributed presents among the savages for the confirmation of the land purchase in that part of the river. He also called the Indians living above Fort Christina to appear for a conference.
"On Saturday, June 17, " says Rising, "twelve sa- chems or princes of the Renapi, that is the natives who dwell on the western bank of our river, came together [in Pr...intz Hall] on Tinnicum, and when they had all seated themselves, " an oration was delivered to them on behalf of the Great Queen of Sweden through Gre- gorius Van Dyek, the interpreter. They were reminded of the former friendship, which existed between them- selves and the Swedes, and they were assured that it would be for their nuitnal benefit to renew the old compact. "If any bad man, " the speech went on, "had given them suspicions that we have evil in mind against 28o THE SWEDES ON THE DELAWARE them (as was whispered among them), they should not believe such a one, but if they would make and keep a treaty with us, we would keep it irrevocably.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Rising endeavored to regain the confidence and good will of the Indians. He sent merchandise down to the Horn Kill for trading purposes and distributed presents among the savages for the confirmation of the land purchase in that part of the river. He also called the Indians living above Fort Christina to appear for a conference.
"On Saturday, June 17, " says Rising, "twelve sa- chems or princes of the Renapi, that is the natives who dwell on the western bank of our river, came together [in Pr...intz Hall] on Tinnicum, and when they had all seated themselves, " an oration was delivered to them on behalf of the Great Queen of Sweden through Gre- gorius Van Dyek, the interpreter. They were reminded of the former friendship, which existed between them- selves and the Swedes, and they were assured that it would be for their nuitnal benefit to renew the old compact. "If any bad man, " the speech went on, "had given them suspicions that we have evil in mind against 28o THE SWEDES ON THE DELAWARE them (as was whispered among them), they should not believe such a one, but if they would make and keep a treaty with us, we would keep it irrevocably.
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