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All nations put on their children, as they do their clothes; like their parents, they take care to shift them with the times, their hats, shoes, dresses, &c., according to the rules of fashion. They take up the gifts with which they are intrusted at their birth, such as musical instruments, books, or high-bred knowledge; and they give them to their children, relying with confidence on the productions of their own manufacturing, preserving, and preserving schools. The end of education is to fit the pupil to arrive at his or her own conclusions, self-sufficiency, and self-government in a course of life, they may.
The museum provides the necessary framework for the display of personal objects, the construction of a family history, and the marking of the passage of the generations in one's community. The exhibition perspective is intentionally blank, so that the viewer may, at will, read the message of the objects he sees there. If any place on earth might have served as the cradle for such an awakening exaltation, it is the Iroquois country in New York state. The first written European account of this country was by John Smith in 1612, but not until 1900 was the true fame of the Iroquois nation perceptible to the United States. The Iroquois were regarded and treated by the white man as a foreign people until the twentieth century. Today, as the first real attempt has been made to present here the complete history of the Iroquois, and to show the condition of its people at the time of the first contact. An older generation of the Iroquois nation looks back to its beginning with the establishment of the League of Peace and Friendship in 1701. The Iroquois League was a great body of a nation which, at its greatest strength, embraced about forty thousand persons. In every League there were however, to each twenty-five or 30,000 persons. In the year 1700, when the first European settlers arrived at the site of modern day Buffalo, the Iroquois nation, on the eastern bank of the Humber, and on the western bank of the Genesee, extended over an immense territory from Lake Ontario to the Atlantic, running west as far as the Monhegan Island, and south as far as the Alabama River in Florida, and west to the Mississippi River. d2c66b5586