The Washington Historical Quarterly
The Washington Historical Quarterly
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— Friday 16th Mild soft weather.
The Kootenasy Chief paid us another visit and after trading a lodge and some Deer skins, got a small present and in the evening took his final departure for the winter. He is going with his people to hunt in their own lands not far from the fort^^^ on their own river, where they intend to live on deer and endeavour to get a few beaver. On account of the snow they are appr^ensive that they will not be able to go sufficiently far off to make a great hunt. — In dif...ferent conversations with the Kootanies since their arrival they express a particlular wish to have a fort in their own country, and rq>re- sent the communication by water much less difficult than the Indians whom Mr. Kittson saw stated it to be,^^^ and say that the part which Mr.
Kittson saw is the worst of it. They were told that they might depend on having an Establishment on their lands next season either by land or by water. Every means should be adopted to keep them on their own lands as they make much better hunt there than elsewhere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Friday 16th Mild soft weather.
The Kootenasy Chief paid us another visit and after trading a lodge and some Deer skins, got a small present and in the evening took his final departure for the winter. He is going with his people to hunt in their own lands not far from the fort^^^ on their own river, where they intend to live on deer and endeavour to get a few beaver. On account of the snow they are appr^ensive that they will not be able to go sufficiently far off to make a great hunt. — In dif...ferent conversations with the Kootanies since their arrival they express a particlular wish to have a fort in their own country, and rq>re- sent the communication by water much less difficult than the Indians whom Mr. Kittson saw stated it to be,^^^ and say that the part which Mr.
Kittson saw is the worst of it. They were told that they might depend on having an Establishment on their lands next season either by land or by water. Every means should be adopted to keep them on their own lands as they make much better hunt there than elsewhere.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Washington University State Historical Society to read onlineMoreLess
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