Harriet's Third Section

Harriet's characterization of the indigenous peoples is important, because he makes it clear that he finds them to show excellence of wit. He also mentions a lot of ideas that really telegraph the future for relations between the european colonists and north america's indigenous population. Harriet moved once again to land and a home that was granted to him by his patron. Percy gave thomas harriet an estate in durham, as well as a home just west of london. The two men did not seem to have any ill will between them over this change in employment. They stayed close friends for the rest of their lives. And one thing that starts to emerge when you look at harriet