...hear good things, for I knew, that if I died in the Way, I fhould die in doing Good, and what was faid would be carried back to the Nation, and our Children...the Benefit of' it : I rejoice that I have lived to fee this Day, and to fee our Friends, that have long been gone from amongft us. Our Nation was once...

...heaven, to teach us Indians wisdom. I therefore came down, that I might hear good things : — for I knew, that if I died in the way, I should die m doing good ; and what was said, would be carried back to the nation, and our Children would reap...

...lives in Heaven, to teach us Indians wisdom; I therefore came down that I might hear good things, for I knew that if I died in the way I should die in doing...to see this day, and to see our friends that have long been gone from amongst us. Our nation was once strong, and had ten towns ; but we are now weak,...

...in heaven " to teach us Indians wisdom. I therefore came down that I " might hear good things, for I knew that if I died in the way " I should die in...amongst us. Our " nation was once strong, and had ten towns ; but we are now ' weak, and have but eight towns. You have comforted the .' banished, and...

...all of the lands southward of the river Savannah. Finally the mico of Coweta thus expresses himself: I rejoice that I have lived to see this day, and to see our friends that have long been gone from among us. Our nation was once strong, and had ten towns, but we are now weak and...

...lives in Heaven, to teach us Indians wisdom; I therefore came down that I might hear good things, for I knew that if I died in the way I should die in doing...to see this day, and to see our friends that have -long been gone from amongst us. Our nation was once strong, and had ten towns; but we are now weak,...

...all of the lands southward of the river Savannah. Finally the mico of Coweta thus expresses himself : I rejoice that I have lived to see this day, and to see our friends that have long been gone from among us. Our nation was once strong, and had ten towns, but we are now weak and...

...of the lands southward of the river Savannah. Finally the mico of Coweta thus expresses himself: 1 rejoice that I have lived to see this day, and to see our friends that have long been gone from among us. Our nation was once strong, and had ten towns, but we are now weak and...

...lives in Heaven to teach us Indians wisdom; I therefore came down that I might hear good things, for I knew that if I died in the way I should die in going good, and what was said would be carried back to the nation, and our children would reap the...

...Oglethorpe, prompting Yahoulakee, the mico of Coweta, to rise and issue his own talk. "I rejoice," he began, "that I have lived to see this day, and to see our friends that have long been gone from amongst us. ... Our nation was once strong, and had ten towns," he added, "but...