 | John Walker - 1795 - 806 trang
...Amcrican Indians, the reader may have a gcmr.J idea, by an account of tabfc who iuhabjj IND co'int of what they are now doing, and excite their ferocity by the molt provoking reproaches and threats. To difplay undaunted fortitude in fuch dreadful lituations,... | |
 | William Robertson - 1800 - 496 trang
...their want of fkill in avenging their friends and relations, they warn them of the vengeance which awaits them on account of what they are now doing, and excite their ferocity by the moft provoking reproaches and threats. To difplay undaunted fortitude in fuch dreadful fituations,... | |
 | John Walker - 1801 - 978 trang
...boaft of their own exploits, they inlult their tormentors for their want of (kill to avenge the ileaih of their friends and relations, they warn them of...they are now doing, and excite their ferocity by the molt piovoking reproachef and threats. To difpby undaunted fcirtitii.lf in fuch dreadful lituations,... | |
 | William Robertson - 1803 - 454 trang
...rfteir want of {kill in avenging their friends and relations, they warn them of the vengeance which awaits them on account of what they are now doing, and excite their ferocity by the moft provoking reproaches and threats. To difplay undaunted fortitude in fuch dreadful fituations,... | |
 | John Walker - 1807 - 1002 trang
...firm voice, they boaft of their own exploits, they inuilt their tormentors for their want of flail to avenge the death of their friends and relations,...they are now doing, and excite their ferocity by the mod provoking reproaches and threats. To difplay unmtcd fortitude in fuch dreadhil fii nations, is... | |
 | Richard Brookes - 1812 - 822 trang
...tormenters for their want of skill to avenge the tieuth of their frierids and relations, thry w::rn them of the vengeance that awaits them on account of what they arc now doing, and excite their ferocity by the most provoking reproaches and threats. To display undaunted... | |
 | William Robertson - 1813 - 620 trang
...their want of skill in avenging their friends and relations ; they warn them of the vengeance which awaits them on account of what they are now doing, and excite their ferocity by the most provoking reproaches and threats. To display undaunted fortitude in such dreadful situations is... | |
 | William Robertson - 1817 - 488 trang
...skill in avenging their friends and relations, they warn them of the vengeance which awaits then., on account of what they are now doing, and excite their ferocity by the most provoking reproaches and threats. To display undaunted fortitude in such dreadful situations,... | |
 | William Robertson - 1817 - 444 trang
...of skill in avenging their friends and relations, they warn them of the vengeance which awaits then* on account of what they are now doing, and excite their ferocity by the most provoking reproaches and threats. To display undaunted fortitude in such dreadful situations,... | |
 | John Talbot - 1820 - 526 trang
...their want of skill in avenging their friends and relations ; they warn them of the vengeance which awaits them on account of what they are' now doing, and excite their ferocity by the most provoking reproaches and threats. To display undaunted fortitude in such dreadful situations is... | |
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... awaits them on account of what they are now doing, and excite their ferocity by the most provoking reproaches and threats. To display undaunted fortitude in such dreadful situations, is the noblest triumph of a warrior. To avoid the trial by a voluntary... 
