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The boys' book of Indian battles and adventures, with anecdotes about them

Note 3 — WEATHERFORD.

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This speech is the most manly and dignified piece of Indian oratory that has ever met our eye. It even surpasses the admired speech of Caractacus, the Briton, when led captive to Rome;—and is, in no wise, inferior to that of Logan.

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