Return to "The Significance of the Arkansas Colonial Experience" by Morris S. Arnold
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data (p. 82) - information; facts
decrease (p. 72) - to make less; lessen
defray (p. 70) - to meet or cover the expenses of or pay for
deliberately (p. 72) - on purpose
demonstrably (p. 79) - clearly; in a manner that can be proved
demonstrate (p. 82) - show clearly; prove; to establish the truth of, for example by argument or reasoning
denizens (p. 77) - occupants; inhabitants; people who live in a place
denunciation (p. 77) - condemnation; denouncement; expression of strong disapproval [of]
depredations (p. 80) - acts of plundering, robbery, or ravaging
deserters (p. 78) - soldiers or sailors who ran away from duty or military service without permission and without intending to return
despaired (p. 78) - given up or lost hope
detached (p. 75) - isolated; unattached
devoted (p. 74) - dedicated; related to; spent discussing or covering
devotion (p. 73) - deep, steady loyalty; faithfulness; earnestness; dedication
dignitaries (p. 70) - people who held positions of honor within Native American tribes
dire (p. 79) - causing great fear or suffering; dreadful
disinterestedness (p. 72) - freedom from selfish motives; impartiality; fairness
disputes (p 72) - disagreements
doubly (p. 69) - twice as
drafted (p. 72) - used as a cover