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What does Chief Seattle say about the reliability of his words in his famous speech of 1854?
Last Modified On: October 3, 2017
In Chief Seattle's Speech, did the speaker actually want to accept the offer sent by the White Chief to buy their native lands?
Last Modified On: September 22, 2017
In what way does Chief Seattle make the Red Indians prepared for their doom in his speech?
Last Modified On: August 28, 2017
In Chief Seattle's Speech, why does the speaker say "Every part of this soil is sacred in the estimation of my people"?
Last Modified On: August 27, 2017
From Chief Seattle's speech / treasure trove (icse), explain the above line.
Last Modified On: August 21, 2017
How does the speech of the Chief show that his people were oppressed?
Last Modified On: August 13, 2017
What does the White Man's God deprive the Red Children of America as complained by Seattle in his great speech of 1854?
Last Modified On: August 3, 2017
In Chief Seattle's speech, the speaker says "They seem to be orphans who can look nowhere for help." Why?
Last Modified On: July 30, 2017
In Chief Seattle's Speech, why and how does the speaker compare the tribal people of America to the waves of wind-ruffled sea and rapidly receding tide?
Last Modified On: July 26, 2017
What does Chief Seattle think on the premature doom of his tribe, the Red Indians?
Last Modified On: July 16, 2017
