CHAPTER XLVI.

An Indian woman builds a church--Conchology--South Carolina prepares to

resist the revenue laws--Moral affairs--Geography--Botany--Chippewas and

Sioux--A native evangelist in John Sunday--His letter in English; its

philological value--The plural pronoun _we_--An Indian battle--Political

affairs--South Carolina affairs--Tariff compromise of Mr. Clay--Algic

Society; it employs native evangelists--Plan of visiting

Europe--President's tour--History of Detroit--Fresh-water shells--Lake

tides--Prairie--Country--Reminiscence.

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