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Title page
WYANDOTTÉ,
OR
THE HUTTED KNOLL.
OR
THE HUTTED KNOLL.
A TALE,
BY THE AUTHOR OF
“THE PATHFINDER,” “DEERSLAYER,” “LAST OF THE
MOHICANS,” “PIONEERS,” “PRAIRIE,” &c., &c.
“I venerate the Pilgrim's cause.
Yet for the red man dare to plead—
We how to Heaven's recorded laws,
He turns to nature for his creod.”
Yet for the red man dare to plead—
We how to Heaven's recorded laws,
He turns to nature for his creod.”
Sprague.
IN TWO VOLUMES,
VOL. II.
PHILADELPHIA:
LEA AND BLANCHARD.
1843.
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