Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 189
r the modern structure. Two miles up the river is Schoenbrunn, where Zeisberger and Hecke-welder began a settlement in 1772. Here was built a church and school.A little plot of ground now owned by the Moravian Society reminds usof this pioneer movement of civilization. It was the beginning of a… … Schoenbrunn Spring. Indians. They were prepared for the future world by preparing themto live well in this one. Agriculture and stock raising and the manualtrades were taught. Rum was not to be brought into the community.They were not to go to war. To get an Indian to agree to all this in such a…
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