McGuffey's newly revised eclectic second reader : containing progressive lessons in reading and spelling. Revised and improved. (1848)
Engel, Irving, donor, McGuffey, William Holmes, 1800-1873, ed, Shepard, Edwin, stereotyper, Winthrop B. Smith & Co. publisher · Cincinnati: : Winthrop B. Smith & Co., publishers. · leaf 145
men, {; and wild animals. The men they called Indians, be- ; cause they looked a little like the people who hve in I India, a country in Asia. There were a great manyIndians then; but now there are but very few. 140 MCGUFFE Y^ SECOND READER. I 3. As the white people increased, the Indians were :\… … 4. After this, many people came over from Europeto live in America. And in the year 1607, they camefrom England and settled at Jamestown, in Virginia.The Indians killed many. The settlers had manyhardships to endure, and in six months, only a fewmen were left out of six hundred. 5. Many went to New…
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