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The attitude of Oregon pioneers toward the Indians was recorded by Father John Beeson, one of the early settlers. Of his fellows, most of whom were from Missouri, he wrote: ‘Among them it was customary to speak of the Indian man as a buck, the woman as a squaw, until at length, in the general acceptance of the terms, they ceased to recognize the rights of humanity in those to whom they were so applied. By a natural and easy transition, from being spoken of as brutes, they came to be thought of a
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― Frontier Justice
― Frontier Justice
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I like Oregon, USA, but I do avoid their troublesome downtown areas.
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This is a group for anyone living in Eugene (or even abroad) that loves writing or reading poetr…more
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OYAN exists to provide a network for communications and growth among people who provide library …more
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The Bière Library's book club! We pick a bi-monthly selection and meet to discuss it and anythin…more
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