Read the excerpt below and answer the question. And long shall timorous Fancy see
The painted chief, and pointed spear,
And Reason's self shall bow the knee
To shadows and delusions here.
In this excerpt from "The Indian Burying Ground," what does Freneau mean when he says that "Reason's self" will bow
before "shadows and delusions"?
That Reason is but a shadow or delusion.
That Native Americans have a less rational worldview than Europeans.
That even the most rational-minded must admit to the power of the Native American imagination.
That Reason is the enemy of imagination.