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Adair's History of the American Indians

Note 253 — GENERAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS; DISPLAYING

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For hot-house, see Williams, Memoirs of Timberlake, 35: “A little hut joined to the house, in which a fire is continually kept, and the heat so great that cloaths are not to be borne the coldest day in the winter.” Also, Jones, op. cit., 16.

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