An Anglers Reminiscences
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Whatever happened at large is but an echo and an imitation of history, which extended from 1804 to about 1860 under the reign of the explorers, Lewis and Clarke.
You see the breech clout Indian vanished as soon as the freighters and traders enabled them to be called blanket Indians. After the buffalo slaughter was ordered in 1875 they adopted felt hats. I saw lots of old felt hats in the Sioux camp at Little Big Horn, where the departing warriors, after the Custer massacre, left their lodge pol...es standing and empty kettles on the ground. I was at Chetopah, on the Kansas line of Indian territory, when some of the buffalo hunters fitted out with splendid mounts and a grand flourish to deplete the redskins' larder by government edict, and I was on the Yellowstone in 1881, following the winter when the last wholesale slaughter of the buffalo and antelope took place in the deep snow along the bottom. Tihe string of carcasses as I saw them (all the antelopes and most of the old buffaloes remaining "impeded") was at least one hundred miles long, sometimes in clusters just as they were shot in their tracks, with intervals of mesa between, and again in single file or by twos and threes, for rods together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whatever happened at large is but an echo and an imitation of history, which extended from 1804 to about 1860 under the reign of the explorers, Lewis and Clarke.
You see the breech clout Indian vanished as soon as the freighters and traders enabled them to be called blanket Indians. After the buffalo slaughter was ordered in 1875 they adopted felt hats. I saw lots of old felt hats in the Sioux camp at Little Big Horn, where the departing warriors, after the Custer massacre, left their lodge pol...es standing and empty kettles on the ground. I was at Chetopah, on the Kansas line of Indian territory, when some of the buffalo hunters fitted out with splendid mounts and a grand flourish to deplete the redskins' larder by government edict, and I was on the Yellowstone in 1881, following the winter when the last wholesale slaughter of the buffalo and antelope took place in the deep snow along the bottom. Tihe string of carcasses as I saw them (all the antelopes and most of the old buffaloes remaining "impeded") was at least one hundred miles long, sometimes in clusters just as they were shot in their tracks, with intervals of mesa between, and again in single file or by twos and threes, for rods together.
What to read after An Anglers Reminiscences?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Hallock to read onlineMoreLess
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