Red-skins

He struggled to push what he had into this man he knew, a man who loved the Red-skins and NASCAR, who was always good for a bad, dirty joke and was a genius with engines.

The Hollow Roberts, Nora 2008

They seem to be neither good nor bad; -- it would be a waste of time to cast about for the exact epithet that should characterise them; -- and in these tales we live much with the early settlers and the Red-skins.

Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 62, Number 385. November, 1847. Various

I reckon you come like the dickuns, like yellin thunder, with the skin'em alive Red-skins and the hot dogs!

Deer Godchild Marguerite Bernard

Where this "Travelling Agent" goes, he often carries his merchandise through an Indian village, and often, I'll venture to say, has Buchanan been seen in his hand, as centre to a circle of fierce-visaged Red-skins, with tomahawks in their girdles, and any thing but brotherly love in their gestures.

Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine - Volume 62, No. 384, October 1847 Various

I see in my book of images English how the terrible Red-skins scalp the enemy, "skin 'em alive," like you say, and I see the image of the chef.

Deer Godchild Marguerite Bernard

(He Is Crowned King) The birds of the air rejoiced; The Sea laughed and gambolled with her shores; All Red-skins wept for joy The day we crowned him King.

The Voyages of Dr. Dolittle Hugh Lofting 1916

I had not fought with Red-skins all these years for nothing.

Dream Days 1898

I had not fought with Red-skins all these years for nothing.

Dream Days Kenneth Grahame 1895

"Ah," said the old man, pointing to the Museum, "I have read books and papers in there, telling strange stories indeed of the dealings of civilisation (or organised misery) with ` non-civilisation '; from the time when the British Government deliberately sent blankets infected with small-pox as choice gifts to inconvenient tribes of Red-skins, to the time when Africa was infested by a man named Stanley, who --"

News From Nowhere, or, An Epoch of Rest [a machine-readable transcription] 1890

Volumes might be written on Yankee oppression of the poor Red-skins, and yet leave the disgraceful story but half told.

A Trip to Manitoba Mary FitzGibbon 1883