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23155	McConnel, John Ludlum	Western Characters; or, Types of Border Life in the Western States			.txt	text/plain	80770	3662	66	depend upon general laws, common to the intellect of all races of men; intestine wars, and the law, that men shall advance toward civilization, qualities of men came in time to be better understood than the meaning for savages, like civilized men, do not always know their friends--he Land of the Great River," the Indians called it--until the mind of the the succession of singular men who have explored and peopled the great The character of his intellect, like that of the Indian, was thoroughly intimidated the Indian for a time, and gave him a few days' leisure, he were false, and habits of thought, like legal customs, cling to men long long time; but, in any event, he felt that men were bound, in such In the course of time--as the people of the country began to acquire new day." The time soon came when he was forced to give way before the march	./cache/23155.txt	./txt/23155.txt