 | Caleb Atwater - 1831 - 314 sider
...array. on the sides of the council shade. The ladies belonging to the officers' families, and the best families in the Prairie, were seated directly behind...that was uttered. The spectacle was grand and morally sublime, in the highest degree, to the nations of red men, who were present, and when our proposition... | |
 | Union Publishing Company - 1884 - 818 sider
...array on the sides of the council shade. The ladies belonging to the officers' families, and the best families in the Prairie, were seated directly behind...that was uttered. The spectacle was grand and morally sublime in the highest degree to the Nations of red men who were present, and when our proposition... | |
 | Illinois State Historical Society - 1916 - 842 sider
...array, on the sides of the council shade. The ladies belonging to the officers' families and the best families in the Prairie, were seated directly behind...that was uttered. The spectacle was grand and morally sublime in the highest degree to the nations of red men who were present; and when our proposition... | |
 | Illinois State Historical Library - 1916 - 234 sider
...array, on the sides of the council shade. The ladies belonging to the officers' families and the best families in the Prairie, were seated directly behind...that was uttered. The spectacle was grand and morally sublime in the highest degree, to the nations of red men who were present ; and when our proposition... | |
 | Illinois State Historical Society - 1916 - 234 sider
...array, on the sides of the council shade. The ladies belonging to the officers' families and the best families in the Prairie, were seated directly behind...word that was uttered. The spectacle was grand and morallv sublime in the highest degree, to the nations of red men who were present ; and when our proposition... | |
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The ladies belonging to the officers' families and the best families in the Prairie, were seated directly behind the commissioners, where they could see all that passed and hear all that was said. Behind the principal Indian Chiefs sat the common people... 