it was something he couldn t figure out. he found several complex layers of barrels and concluded that the mound was the work of indian ancestors. jefferson began to ponder this. he believed that the indians possibly came in his words from egypt or asia. he looked at some of the ancient writings, he compared them. he was fascinated with language. he compared egyptian and indian. he started to say, you know what? they re not as primitive as everybody thinks. jefferson in many circles toward the late part in 1700s was attacked for the belief. called a howling atheist because of some of them. john adams was not one of them. john adams and john adams had dispute with thenate iver americans. but they weren t savages. in correspondence from later years they talked about the
figure out. he found several complex layers of barrels and concluded that the mound was the work of indian ancestors. jefferson began to ponder this. he believed that the indians possibly came in his words from egypt or asia. he looked at some of the ancient writings, he compared them. he was fascinated with language. he compared egyptian and indian. he started to say, you know what? they re not as primitive as everybody thinks. jefferson in many circles toward the late part in 1700s was attacked for the belief. called a howling atheist because of some of them. john adams was not one of them. john adams and john adams had dispute with thenate iver americans. but they weren t savages. in correspondence from later years they talked about the native americans and discussed
what? they re not as primitive as everybody thinks. jefferson, in many circles toward the late part of the 1700s was attacked for his beliefs. he was called a howling atheist because of some of them. but john adams was not one of them. john adams and thomas jefferson did have a dispute on the american native, but it wasn t that they weren t savages. in their famous correspondence that happened in later years they talked about the native american and discussed james adare intriguing theory that the indians were descendants from jews because they had the same laws, ceremonies, the same sacrifice, the same priests, prophets and fast, even the indian dialect seemed derived from prototype of the hebrew bible. they didn t brush them off as wild animals. they were intrigued. intrigued. thomas jefferson sent lewis and clark out, part of it was
what? they re not as primitive as everybody thinks. jefferson, in many circles toward the late part of the 1700s was attacked for his beliefs. he was called a howling atheist because of some of them. but john adams was not one of them. john adams and thomas jefferson did have a dispute on the american native, but it wasn t that they weren t savages. in their famous correspondence that happened in later years they talked about the native american and discussed james adare intriguing theory that the indians were descendants from jews because they had the same laws, ceremonies, the same sacrifice, the same priests, prophets and fast, even the indian dialect seemed derived from prototype of the hebrew bible. they didn t brush them off as wild animals. they were intrigued. intrigued. thomas jefferson sent lewis