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In short, Adams “alternated his sentiments between a derogatory apprehension of Indians’ means of warfare and a condescending admiration for their dignified style of peace-making,” Usner wrote. “This interweaving of dread with delight, righteousness with respect, would endure as a major pattern of ambivalence toward American Indians in popular thought and culture.”

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