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Adair's History of the American Indians

Editorial note — Observations, and arguments, in proof of the American Indians being descended from the Jews. (continued 3)

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XXIII. They are so strictly prohibited from eating salt, or flesh-meat, till the fourth day, that during the interval, the very touch of either is accounted a great pollution: after that period, they are deemed lawful to be eaten. All the hunters, and able-bodied men, kill and barbecue wild game in the woods, at least ten days before this great festival, and religiously keep it for that sacred use.

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