Civilization has lengthened his leash and padded his collar, so that it does not gall; but the leash is never slipped.

The Delaware Indians depended upon the forests alone for fuel.

A citizen of Pennsylvania, occupying the former Delaware tract, has the choice of wood, hard or soft coal, coke, petroleum, natural gas, or manufactured gas.

Does this mean emancipation?
By no means.

For while fuel was a necessity to the Indian only for warmth and cooking, and incidentally for the pleasureable excitement of burning an enemy at the stake, it enters into the manufacture of almost every article that the Pennsylvanian uses in his daily life.