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Personal Memoirs of a Residence of Thirty Years with the Indian Tribes on the American Frontiers

Note 89 — Chapter LXV

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This admission of the re-composition of Mr. Heckewelder's letters, and the excellent missionary's general deficiency, furnishes a striking confirmation of the views and sagacity of a critic of the North American Review, writing on that topic, in 1825. And the more so, as those views were conjectural, but they were the conjectures of one who had personally known Mr. Heckewelder.

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