A New Nation
A New Nation
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He aroused the whole nation, nine- tenths of the head men were with him, and he gathered good warriors, divided them into companies and drilled them. Osceola called an Indian assembly, and rising to his full height took a strong bow in his right hand and an ar row in his left, and said, " I will not sign a treaty to give away the Indians land, and I will kill the chiefs or any fol lowers who sign it. " Two years passed, and then some Seminole chieftains, who had gone beyond the Mississippi, ret...urned. They re ported against the removal of the Indians, and the Indian Agent called a meeting of well-known Indians and white men to talk it over. The old chief, Micanopy, spoke for the Indians, but Osceola sat near and whispered into his ear what to answer the Indian Agent. Micanopy was old and wanted peace. He, Jumper, Alligator, and others said they never meant to sign away their land, but only agreed to send some men to look over the new country before they decided what to do. The meeting became very excited, and at last Osceola sprang to his feet and defied the agent, say ing in a taunting manner, " Neither I nor my warriors care if we never receive another dollar from the Great Osceola 133 Father.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He aroused the whole nation, nine- tenths of the head men were with him, and he gathered good warriors, divided them into companies and drilled them. Osceola called an Indian assembly, and rising to his full height took a strong bow in his right hand and an ar row in his left, and said, " I will not sign a treaty to give away the Indians land, and I will kill the chiefs or any fol lowers who sign it. " Two years passed, and then some Seminole chieftains, who had gone beyond the Mississippi, ret...urned. They re ported against the removal of the Indians, and the Indian Agent called a meeting of well-known Indians and white men to talk it over. The old chief, Micanopy, spoke for the Indians, but Osceola sat near and whispered into his ear what to answer the Indian Agent. Micanopy was old and wanted peace. He, Jumper, Alligator, and others said they never meant to sign away their land, but only agreed to send some men to look over the new country before they decided what to do. The meeting became very excited, and at last Osceola sprang to his feet and defied the agent, say ing in a taunting manner, " Neither I nor my warriors care if we never receive another dollar from the Great Osceola 133 Father.
What to read after A New Nation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles L Charles Lester Barstow to read onlineMoreLess
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