Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Tour of the American Lakes, Vol. 1 of 2: And Among the Indians of the North-West Territory, in 1830: Disclosing the Character and Prospects of the Indian Race
The second act of this Council and its concluding scenes, Viewed dramatically, were Opened at the city of Washington, in the following Winter; of which also the Author was a spectator, and in which were exhibited the entire scope of Indian affairs in America, displaying very conspicuously and impressively their more recent enactments. The interest of these events chained the Author's attention, excited his sympathies for the ancient race of American Aborigines, and induced him to avail himself of all possible means of becoming acquainted with the history of their wrongs. His opportunities were abundant. He had never meditated, however, any public use of the ob servations he had made and of the information he had been able to collect, until a year after his arrival in England; when it was suggested to him, in conversation with some friends, that the materials in his possession were in many respects novel and interesting; and some motives were presented for embodying them in a form to be submitted to the public eye.
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