Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Life, Letters and Speeches of Kah-Ge-Ga-Gah-Bowh, or G. Copway, Chief Ojibway Nation: A Missionary for Many Years in the North-West; Now the Projector of the Concentration of the North-Western Indian Tribes, for the Better Promotion of Their Physical Inprovement
I have noticed some of our prominent chiefs now living; the missionaries laboring amongst my people; the extent of the missionary field; and an appeal to all who feel interested in the welfare of the Indian race.
If ever I see the day when my people shall become happy and prosperous, I shall then feel great and lasting pleasure, which will more than repay me for the pain, both of body and mind, which I have endured for the last twelve years. My motto is My poor People.
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