A Treatise on the Six-Nation Indians by J. B. (James Bovell) Mackenzie
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anticipatory instruction in the English language. He, unlike the German
or Frenchman, has never been able to maintain, indeed, has never had, a literature; and I can scarcely conceive of his _tongue_ even surviving the more general mingling with the white, which would be the certain concomitant of enfranchisement, which, indeed, with its other subverting tendencies, would seem to me to ordain its utter effacement. |
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