New views of the origin of the tribes and nations of America / By Benjamin Smith Barton.

  • Benjamin Smith Barton
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1798
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    tinually from one place to another, and exercife the trades of blackf{miths and farriers, and horfe-cealers, which laf they generally doby exchanging inftead of felling their horfes.’’ Plefchééf, p. 322. Sec page x of this Appendix. _ Page Ixxxv. After the Dugorri, I fhould have placed the Hebrews, 81; the Jews, 82; the Chaldeans, 83; the Syrians, veftiges of the languages of all thefe nations, fo celebrated in the ancient annals of manicine ; fo interefling to the hiftorian een cvi. After the Yakouti, I fheuld have named the - ing refemblances between the language of thefe people and the “Page xen. ‘The Biiiesn ue have told me, that they came — of thetide, until they came to the North or Hudfon River, to Some of the eer tribes even preferve a nkadicdeus that was informed, that both the I]linois and the Miamis came * A Voyage, &c, vol. ii. ps r7o..,