Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 356
rew, and both from the same original documents ; andthat any layman called of God had the divine right to preachand.teach. Thus through this layman and Government officer,Stewart was helped in his work. The Wyandots were superstitious, believing in magic,witchcraft, religious dancing and feasting.… … Rev. J. B. Finley Preaching to the Wyandot Indians at Upper Sandusky. The black man, Jonathan Pointer, interpreting. our forefathers handed down from ancient times, and the GreatSpirit was the author of them, the same being adapted to theirneeds. Mononcue, then a heathen, endorsed what Hicks said.…
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