of life were offered Ihcni.And it was remarkable how soon they learned to partake ofthese good things. In vain they were shown the lienefits ofa new religion, and were told to throw awav that of theirforefathers: in vain they were importuned to embrace the ad-vantages of the white mans ci\ilization… … A REAL, HISTORY OF NEWARK savages preferred tu grupe in ihe darkness ul heallieiiisniand revel in their wretched ignorance uf true rehgion. It is true, that before the advent of the whites they weresober, honest and trustworthy, and they neither indulged intheft or fraud, nevertheless they were…
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