Given the excerpt, Freneau means that: That even the most rational-minded must admit to the power of the Native American imagination.
To understand the meaning of the phrase so used, the background knowledge that Indians were viewed as inferior by the whites can be helpful.
So, we see that Freneau means that even those who believe that they are wiser than the Native Indians will submit to their ways of thinking.
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In the "thoughts of Bruno'
Shmuel had many friends all wearing funny pajamas a camp is what it was where everyone got to play and talk with everyone. At Out-With all I have is the boring old house and my mean sister. One day sitting at the fence I would talk to Shmuel about everything and then he tells me about the man guards throwing crude words in for emphasis. I look up startled my father was a "guard". Shmuel looks at me but we go back to our boyish games because it doesn't matter anymore we still needed friends.
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Hamilton believed in a strong central government while Jefferson was a democratic republican. Jefferson wanted a weaker federal government and stronger state governments.