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The Winning of the West, Volume One

CHAPTER IV
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The young are so trained that when old they shall find their keenest pleasure in inflicting pain in its most appalling form.

Among the most brutal white borderers a man would be instantly lynched if he practised on any creature the fiendish torture which in an Indian camp either attracts no notice at all, or else excites merely laughter.
21.

See Appendix A.
22.

Similarly the Crows, who have always been treated well by us, have murdered and robbed any number of peaceful, unprotected travellers during the past three decades, as I know personally.
23.

It is precisely the same at the present day.


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