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| − | containing the original petitions, communications and | + | containing the original petitions, communications and remonstrances from the Indians, and from their agents, contain most important and indispensable information. The remaining phases of the project, that of compiling and reducing the bulk of material to a usable medium, appear from this point in the first phase, to be a task of considerable labor, increased proportionately, if finished by one unfamiliar with the detail and understanding gained in gathering the material. The project may be likened to that of building a vessel: the materials need to be located and assembled from many varied, and unrelated sources; the sorting, fitting, and co-ordinating; and then the final building of the ship itself. |
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Revision as of 16:58, 18 January 2019
containing the original petitions, communications and remonstrances from the Indians, and from their agents, contain most important and indispensable information. The remaining phases of the project, that of compiling and reducing the bulk of material to a usable medium, appear from this point in the first phase, to be a task of considerable labor, increased proportionately, if finished by one unfamiliar with the detail and understanding gained in gathering the material. The project may be likened to that of building a vessel: the materials need to be located and assembled from many varied, and unrelated sources; the sorting, fitting, and co-ordinating; and then the final building of the ship itself.