...accnmtilt'es, oontribue encore a rendre leur aspect hideux.' Marchund, Toy., torn, ii., p. 46. • A more hideous set of beings, in the form of men and women, I had MTer before seen.' Cln'flniid's Voy.,p. 91. The men painted ' a black circle ertending from the forehead...

...ont accumulées, contribue encore à rendre leur aspect hideux.' Marchand, Voy., torn, ii., p. 46. ' A more hideous set of beings, in the form of men and women, I had never before seen.' t'lfi-tland's Voy., p. 91. The men painted 'a black circle extending from the forehead to the month,...

...neighborhood of Norfolk Sound were among the most treacherous and repulsive of all the Alaskan tribes. "A more hideous set of beings in the form of men and women/' 1 Cleveland states that on the first day he bought 100 skins at the cheap rate of two yards of broadcloth...

...y oat accumuleea, contribue encore a rendre leur aspect nideux.' Marchand, Voy., torn, ii., p. 46. 'A more hideous set of beings, in the form of men and women, I had never before seen." Cleveland's Voy., p. 91. The men painted 'a black circle extending from the forehead to the month,...

...Caroline, of Boston, was then lying in the harbor, describes the Indians of the vicinity as follows : " A more hideous set of beings in the form of men and...seen. The fantastic manner in which many of the faces were painted was probably intended to give them a more ferocious appearance ; and some groups looked...

...The captain of an American vessel trading in these waters in the early days says of these natives, " A more hideous set of beings in the form of men and women I never saw. The fantastic manner in which many of the faces of the men are painted is intended probably...

...however, the early years of contact produced a wide range of European perceptions of indigenous people. "A more hideous set of beings, in the form of men and women, I had never before seen," exclaimed the American trader Richard Cleveland. William Beresford, the supercargo on the English navigator...