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NOTE TO BOOK V.
It will be observed by those who take the trouble to investigate
the subject, that much of the matter relative to the Indians,
their habits, ceremonies, and so forth, has been derived
from the standard works on Indian history.—See, in particular,
Hoyt's Indian Wars. Heckewelder's Narrative, and B. B.
Thacher's Indian Biography.
THE END.
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