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prove in the end, a last to me, and this would have been the case had it not been for the friendly interference of Chancellor Kent, Lieut Governour Tayler of Albany, and the Hon's Nathan Williams & Morris S. Miller of Utica. | |||
In consequence of this, my means to sustain myself since I entered into the Oneida Mission, had been very limited. My principal dependence to maintain myself, had been | In consequence of this, my means to sustain myself since I entered into the Oneida Mission, had been very limited. My principal dependence to maintain myself, had been upon $1.25, which the church in the state of New York allowed me. | ||
My Indian Brethren, saw with their own eyes, I was contented with my humble living and had submitted to many inconveniences that I might be useful or to do them good. | My Indian Brethren, saw with their own eyes, I was contented with my humble living and had submitted to many inconveniences that I might be useful or to do them good. | ||
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prove in the end, a last to me, and this would have been the case had it not been for the friendly interference of Chancellor Kent, Lieut Governour Tayler of Albany, and the Hon's Nathan Williams & Morris S. Miller of Utica. In consequence of this, my means to sustain myself since I entered into the Oneida Mission, had been very limited. My principal dependence to maintain myself, had been upon $1.25, which the church in the state of New York allowed me.
My Indian Brethren, saw with their own eyes, I was contented with my humble living and had submitted to many inconveniences that I might be useful or to do them good.