[39] Robertson's History of America.
[40] Heckewelder's Account of the Indians.
[41] Purchas' Pilgrims, Part iv., book x.
[42] Hackluyt's Voyages.
[43] The murder of Wadin, the cold-blooded assassination of Keveny, and the shooting of Semple, are appealed to, as justifying the force of this remark.
[44] The North American Review. Sanford's History of the United States, before the Revolution.
[45] Democratic Review, 1844.
[46] Treaty of Fort Pitt, 1778.
[47] We have only space to say here, that the cession of the Georgia lands was subsequently made by the Lower Creeks under the chieftaincy of General M'Intosh, who was the first to affix his signature to it. For this act he paid the penalty of his life; the Upper Creeks and their adherents, having assembled in arms, surrounded his house, and fired three hundred balls into it, killing its unhappy, but distinguished inmate.
[48] This tribe has, the past year (1843), passed a law expelling all white men who play at cards, from the limits of the nation, whether they have Indian wives or not.