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Scenes in My Native Land . . .

“Scenes in My Native Land . . .”

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“Here lies Samuel Uncas, the second and beloved son of his father, John Uncas, who was the grandson of Uncas, Grand Sachem. He died July 31st, 1741, in the 28th year of his age.”

Fuller, Margaret. "Scenes in My Native Land . . ." New-York Daily Tribune, 28 January 1845. · 28 January 1845