Celebrated American Indians
Celebrated American Indians
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St. Legcr and Sir John Johnson, one of his officers, were en- gaged in an angry altercation, each blaming the other for misconduct during the siege. An Indian came Tunning after them, crying out, **Here they come!
Here they come ! " The two officers began scamper- Jng with all their might, tumbling over in the mud in a manner neither comfortable nor dignified. The soldiers, catching the alarm, threw away their pacl^s and took to flight, as well as their commanders. The Indians repeated the tric...k again and again, and kept the British in a constant panic till they reached the shores of Lake Oneida. Such was the disastrous and humiliating termination of this enterprise. As Stephano says of losing his bottle in the pool, there was not only loss, but great dishonor.
The disaffection of Burgoyne's Indian allies was cogipleted by the victories of Bennington and Still- water, and they abandoned him to his fate. We hear no more of the movementjs of Brant till the following ^ar, when he made an expedition against Cherry Valley, where a fort had been erected as a place of refuge for the families in the neighborhood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
St. Legcr and Sir John Johnson, one of his officers, were en- gaged in an angry altercation, each blaming the other for misconduct during the siege. An Indian came Tunning after them, crying out, **Here they come!
Here they come ! " The two officers began scamper- Jng with all their might, tumbling over in the mud in a manner neither comfortable nor dignified. The soldiers, catching the alarm, threw away their pacl^s and took to flight, as well as their commanders. The Indians repeated the tric...k again and again, and kept the British in a constant panic till they reached the shores of Lake Oneida. Such was the disastrous and humiliating termination of this enterprise. As Stephano says of losing his bottle in the pool, there was not only loss, but great dishonor.
The disaffection of Burgoyne's Indian allies was cogipleted by the victories of Bennington and Still- water, and they abandoned him to his fate. We hear no more of the movementjs of Brant till the following ^ar, when he made an expedition against Cherry Valley, where a fort had been erected as a place of refuge for the families in the neighborhood.
What to read after Celebrated American Indians?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Goodrich, Samuel G. (Samuel Griswold), 1793-1860 to read onlineMoreLess
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