A Compendious Account of the Late War to Which is Added the Curious Adventures
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On the 29th November Brig. Gen. Floyd, with 950 Georgia militia and 3 or 400 friendly Indians march- ed to attack the Indian town of Autosse, inhabited by the Creeks. In this he was successful, having killed and wounded nearly 400 and burnt the town. The American loss was 11 killed, and 54 wounded.
December 19th. General Drummond, with 1, 200 British and Indians crossed the Niagara, and succeed- ed in taking possession of the fort. The village of Buffalo was also burnt, in retaliation for the d...estruc- tion of Newark ; and when the Indians were expost- ulated w^ith, they replied, "Remember Tippecanoe and the Creek Towns :" they said, "We have not yet for- gotten Hull's proclamation. " On the 27th Jan, 1814, General Floyd, at Camp Defiance, was attacked by a large body of hostile Indians. But succeeded in re- pelling them after a severe conflict in which he lost 18 killed and 123 wounded. The Indians left 37 killed, but took off nearly all their wounded.
17 On ihe 2/th JNIarch, Gen. Jackson, with the troops under his command, proceeded to attack the Indian tribes on the Tallepoosa, and after a severe engage- ment with i, ooo, he succeeded in destroying their works, having killed 557.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the 29th November Brig. Gen. Floyd, with 950 Georgia militia and 3 or 400 friendly Indians march- ed to attack the Indian town of Autosse, inhabited by the Creeks. In this he was successful, having killed and wounded nearly 400 and burnt the town. The American loss was 11 killed, and 54 wounded.
December 19th. General Drummond, with 1, 200 British and Indians crossed the Niagara, and succeed- ed in taking possession of the fort. The village of Buffalo was also burnt, in retaliation for the d...estruc- tion of Newark ; and when the Indians were expost- ulated w^ith, they replied, "Remember Tippecanoe and the Creek Towns :" they said, "We have not yet for- gotten Hull's proclamation. " On the 27th Jan, 1814, General Floyd, at Camp Defiance, was attacked by a large body of hostile Indians. But succeeded in re- pelling them after a severe conflict in which he lost 18 killed and 123 wounded. The Indians left 37 killed, but took off nearly all their wounded.
17 On ihe 2/th JNIarch, Gen. Jackson, with the troops under his command, proceeded to attack the Indian tribes on the Tallepoosa, and after a severe engage- ment with i, ooo, he succeeded in destroying their works, having killed 557.
What to read after A Compendious Account of the Late War to Which is Added the Curious Adventures?
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