Boys' book of Indian Warriors And Heroic Indian Women
Boys' book of Indian Warriors And Heroic Indian Women
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However, the Choctaws and Chickasaws enlisted with the United States; Chief Macintosh's friendly Creeks did not falter; and speedily the fiery Andy Jackson was marching down from Tennessee, at the head of two thousand picked men, to crush out the men of Menewa and Weatherf ord.
Other columns, from Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi, also were on the trail. The Creeks fought to the death, but they made their stands in vain.
The United States was on a war footing; it had the sol- diers a...nd the guns and the leaders; its columns of militia destroyed town after town — even the sacred Creek capital where warriors from eight towns to- gether gathered to resist the invader. Yes, and even the town built by direction of the prophets and named Holy Ground snd protected by magic.
By the close of 1813, this Jackson Chula Harjo — **01d Mad Jackson,*' as the Creeks dubbed him — ^had proved to be as tough as his later name, **01d Hick- ory.** But Menewa and Weatherf ord were tough, too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
However, the Choctaws and Chickasaws enlisted with the United States; Chief Macintosh's friendly Creeks did not falter; and speedily the fiery Andy Jackson was marching down from Tennessee, at the head of two thousand picked men, to crush out the men of Menewa and Weatherf ord.
Other columns, from Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi, also were on the trail. The Creeks fought to the death, but they made their stands in vain.
The United States was on a war footing; it had the sol- diers a...nd the guns and the leaders; its columns of militia destroyed town after town — even the sacred Creek capital where warriors from eight towns to- gether gathered to resist the invader. Yes, and even the town built by direction of the prophets and named Holy Ground snd protected by magic.
By the close of 1813, this Jackson Chula Harjo — **01d Mad Jackson,*' as the Creeks dubbed him — ^had proved to be as tough as his later name, **01d Hick- ory.** But Menewa and Weatherf ord were tough, too.
What to read after Boys' book of Indian Warriors And Heroic Indian Women?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin L Edwin Legrand Sabin to read onlineMoreLess
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