Aborigines

What we have said of the North American aborigines applies with equal, if not with greater, force to those of the South.

The aborigines were never formidable in battle until they became supplied with the weapons of European invention.

Thus ended the troubles with aborigines of martial mind in William Bradford's time.

For several years reference to the aborigines is of rare occurrence.

It was the work of a moment, but traces of aborigines were unseen.