This is about a speech From Scarouyady, Speech to Pennsylvania Provincial Council (1756), The outbreak of the Seven Years’ War inflamed relations between Native Americans and white settlers in the Pennsylvania backcountry. The purpose of this document is to understand the leading aspect and to learn about the speeches so that one can explain them better. carouady was half-king, along with Tanacharison, over Iroquois and Iroquois allies in the Ohio Valley. They both disliked the encroachment of the French into the area, and in 1753 Scarouady met with officials of Pennsylvania and Virginia to convince them to take action against the French. The situation was so bad that in 1754 Scarouady moved to Aughwick to escape the French. Scarouady was a member of the Braddock expedition in 1754. Scarouady was an orator and worked with the aid of William Johnson to keep the Shawnee and the Lenape on the side of the British in the French and Indian War.…show more content… This speech directly hurts individual feelings, Why would a writer blame anyone in his writing? He only can give his opinion, writer has no right to humiliate others. Giving advice on the other hand is a good thing, but you cannot have it both ways. Your enemies have got great advantage by your inactivity; show them you are men, this line attracted me the most in the whole document and I would like to add it in my diary. This line motivates the listener as well as the speakers and doesn’t include any harsh
