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224. AGRICULTURE, Hunting and.—
A little labor in the earth will produce more food than the best hunts you can now make,
and the women will spin and weave more
clothing than the men can procure by hunting.
We shall very willingly assist you in
this course by furnishing you with the necessary
tools and implements, and with persons
to instruct you in the use of them.—
Address to Chickasaws. Washington ed. viii, 199.
(1805)
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