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Core Historical Document on Lenni Lenape Indians,
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This review is from: William Penn's Own Account of the Lenni Lenape or Delaware Indians (Paperback)
This is a core document concerning the Lenni Lenape (Delaware) Indians in that it was written by a known, astute observer during the time that they were still practicing their ancient customs. It consists mainly of a lengthy account including details of crafts, housing, customs, religion, governance, etc. His view of these Native Americans was quite positive. Also included are various treaties and letters that reflect on the Lenape. A forward and introduction establish the context of the document for the modern reader. As would be expected, the account includes some statements that are silly or objectionable to modern ears (such as a suggestion that they might be one of the tribes of Israel).
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Native Americans in Northeast Pennsylvania,
This review is from: William Penn's Own Account of the Lenni Lenape or Delaware Indians (Paperback)
A lovely account in Penn's words and voice depicting his journey concerning the Delaware Indians. The book contains pictures, documents and the like that add authenticity.
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William Penn's own account of the Lenni Lenape Indians,
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This review is from: William Penn's Own Account of the Lenni Lenape or Delaware Indians (Paperback)
This is a document book concerning the Lenni Lenape Indians (Delaware Indians),that I purchased thru Amazon.com. It consists mainly of a lengthly account, including details of crafts, housing, customs, and their religion as reported by William Penn, as He logged details of their habits. He also describes in great length the hot and cold bath method, used by the Delaware, for curing diease. Also contains copies of the land deeds, and letters courtesy of the historical society of Pennsylvania.
This is a quite interesting book for anyone interested in the ancient life of the Lenni Lenape Indians
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