'A Simple Philosophy' (एक साधे तत्वज्ञान) by Seathl

B. A. I, (Sem. II) English Compulsory Chapter 3 A Simple Philosophy एक साधे तत्वज्ञान Seathl Writer: In 1854, Seathl, the chief of the Native American Suquamish tribe of the State of Washington सिथल, वॉशिंग्टन राज्यातील मूळ अमेरिकन सुक्वॅमिश जमातीचा प्रमुख. Main Point: 2) 'red men’ or the ‘native Indians’ (Native American Suquamish सुक्वॅमिश tribe of the State of Washington) 1) Seathl, the chief of the Native American Suquamish tribe of the State of Washington सिथल, वॉशिंग्टन राज्यातील मूळ अमेरिकन सुक्वॅमिश जमातीचा प्रमुख. 2) the president Franklin Pierce फ्रँकलिन पियर्स of the USA 3) ‘White Men’ (urban population in USA) 4)'red men’ or the ‘native Indians’ are the natural owners of the land. 5) ‘White Men’ (urban population in the USA) wanted to buy land from the red men. 6) It is a struggle for land between red men and white men. 7) The president passed a law for it. 8) The red men opposed giving their land. 9) White men would capture the land with the help of guns. 10) Seathl knew it, hence he is ready to give the land. 11) He mentions some environmental problems in it and requests that men use the land with respect.