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great similarity convinces us that in constructing all the Monuments, whether of War, Peace, or Bu- rial, yet found in the Valley of the Mississippi, there have been engaged but one race of people.

 4. There is eUidence of antiquity, but not Of UeTy great antiquity. The recent burials, by the fact of their containing Catholic Crosses have been made within the period in which the Catholic Mis- sionaries commenced their operations among the Indians. But when were the mounds built? And when did these Sacri6cial Burals take place ?- or 600 years are enough to give full maturity to the venerable trees which grow upon these Mounds. We think 1t may be proved that they have been built since the commencement of the Christian era.

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