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the country like a lunatic, sometimes tearing his dress to tatters & leaving himself almost naked. If he took any interest in any passing-events, it was only to give his personal aid in support of the arbitrary policy of Georgia, -- himself first punishing the suspected without trial, and then delivering them up to the [[strikeout: court]] courts of Georgia [[strikeout: for fr]] which are by no means gentle to any accused Cherokee. His [[strikeout]] son Elic partook somewhat of the Father's bitterness and were visited with much of his unpopularity. And now the consequences were at hand. The [[strikeout: last]] worst affliction of the old man was yet in reserve. A [[strikeout: young]] Cherokee of about five & twenty, and in good esteem among his countrymen, was [[strikeout]] suspected of having robbed a [[strikeout: the]] trader [[son of. William Hialas [[unclear]] named [[strikeout: 3 words]] Tarvin, of goods to a large amount. The Indian was called The Swimmer. Eli Hicks with a | |||
the country like a lunatic, sometimes tearing his dress to tatters & leaving himself almost naked. If he took any interest in any passing-events, it was only to give his personal aid in support of the arbitrary policy of Georgia, - himself first punishing the suspected without trial, and then delivering them up to the courts of Georgia which are by no means gentle to any accused Cherokee. | |||
Latest revision as of 17:26, 29 July 2020
the country like a lunatic, sometimes tearing his dress to tatters & leaving himself almost naked. If he took any interest in any passing-events, it was only to give his personal aid in support of the arbitrary policy of Georgia, -- himself first punishing the suspected without trial, and then delivering them up to the strikeout: court courts of Georgia strikeout: for fr which are by no means gentle to any accused Cherokee. His strikeout son Elic partook somewhat of the Father's bitterness and were visited with much of his unpopularity. And now the consequences were at hand. The strikeout: last worst affliction of the old man was yet in reserve. A strikeout: young Cherokee of about five & twenty, and in good esteem among his countrymen, was strikeout suspected of having robbed a strikeout: the trader [[son of. William Hialas unclear named strikeout: 3 words Tarvin, of goods to a large amount. The Indian was called The Swimmer. Eli Hicks with a