From a young Indian Woman to Eliz'th Townsend/daughter of Joseph Clark
1801Dear Friend,No doubt but thee will excuse a letter from me
who wishes thee, and all thy
Society well, tho unknown to each
other as to our bodily persons, yet I
sincerely hope that we sincerely fre
quently converse with the same Spirit
-- My dear Friend, thank
thy father, and likewise thee for your kind care
towards us the
Natives of America, for I believe that you will have your
re
ward for God will reward you. I give my kind love to all
thy
friends, and tell them that the Good Spirit is on its way to the
dark
Corners of the Earth. When my dear Friend, when will that
happy day appear?
When the Nations will learn War no more.
For then Lion will arise and travail, and bring forth--She will bring
forth.