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NOTICES OF BOOKS. 131
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XX.—NOTICES OF BOOKS. ¦
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. * 6 Lucile, By Owen Meredith. Chapman ...
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An Indian Envoy To England. We Read In T...
held last summer , to make - known to the Government and to the Queen " Alone the and hard un case friended of the _, this poor heroic Indian woman . in left ice and her husband resi and
ing five if possible herself children to the , her encounter extinction forest home unknown of the still few bound difficulties scattered up and remnants perils snow , of to prevent , a noble gn- ,
race raised of her peop , le friends . Her from faith lace in God to l and ace her and ri at ghteous length enabled cause have her p
to reach the up presence of ' The p Great Mother , / and to spread before their Sovereithe loyal and touching appeal of her chiefs and people ,
gn that beseeching they her , not as their be driven last resource from their , to interpose homes , their for their farms hel , p and , so
may cultivated _" The Memorial lands , by which the cup she idity presented of the white to the man Duk . e of Newcastle
laws clearl and y illustrates the her lands case of ; the and Indians shows are that held , according by tribal , to and existing not hy usages
individual tenure ; so that if the chiefs and a few of the people can be gained over , by whatever means , the whole of the lands reserved as of
those a home who for do their not tribe consent may . This be taken in many from under instances the , feet has , actuall even y taken laceand as the Indians , arein lawheld to be minors '
( the law p for ; their enfranchisement being , practicall , y inoperative ) , was purchased they refused have no their , and power own it was of lots action , stated at . the that Thus sale , when those of Indian , lots to save could lands themselves not , their be sold money , they to
'Indians . ' interest A private in Nah letter -nee states -bahwe that - friends had had in Eng interviews land who first took with a vivid the qua
Duke of Newcastleand throug , h him with the Queen ; both satissince factory Duke then of , althoug Newcastle they h have we , is do also going not seen yet to General know Canada what Bruce with will , the who be Prince the as result well of Wales as ; and the .
We can but _hojDe all this will be availing in , this but it is difficult is well dis to
posed meet the , but hand it is of to power be feare . d The that Governient the Colonial Goverment country is suffi - - control
we cientl hop y e independent much from to the act interest in this the case Queen without has taken in . the However affair , .
Notices Of Books. 131
NOTICES OF BOOKS . 131
Xx.—Notices Of Books. ¦
XX . —NOTICES OF BOOKS . ¦
. * 6 Lucile, By Owen Meredith. Chapman ...
. _* 6 Lucile , By Owen Meredith . Chapman and Hall . ing If it a be book necessary which is in alread these y railroad six months days old to ., , apolog or writer rather ize in , this for let Journal us review say , - to apoloize for not having reviewed it beforea
literature might fitl g y as allege such ; that —and its that province a thoug is htful not merel poem , y which to review it must current in-
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Oct. 1, 1860, page 131, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01101860/page/59/
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