Note 7 — Chapter I

“Amidst all the devastating incursions of the Indians in North America it is a remarkable fact that no Friend who stood faithful to his principles in the disuse of all weapons of war, the cause of which was generally well understood by the Indians, ever suffered personal molestation from them,” vol. v., p. 63, Brinton’s Library of Am. Ab. Literature, from An Account of the Conduct of the Society of Friends toward the Indians, p. 72. London, 1844.