Concise History of the State of Minnesota
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Time passed on. Two military expeditions reached the place where the massacre took place, but did nothing except bury the slain. Early in the month of May, two young men from Lac qui Parle, who had been taught by the mission to read and write, whose mother is a mem- ber of our church, 1 while on their spring hunt, found themselves in the neighborhood of Inkpadootah and his party. Having heard that they held some American women in captivity, the two brothers visited the camp — though this was at... some risk of their lives, since Inkpdaootah's hand was now against every man, — and found the outlaws, and succeeded in bargaining for Mrs.
Marble, whom they first took to their mother's tent/' and then brought her to a trading-house at Lac qui Parle, when she was visited by those connected with the mis- sion at Hazelwood, and clothed once more in civilized costume. On her arrival at the hotel at St. Paul, the citizens welcomed her, and presented her with a thous- and dollars. The desire to rescue the two surviving, white women now became intense.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Time passed on. Two military expeditions reached the place where the massacre took place, but did nothing except bury the slain. Early in the month of May, two young men from Lac qui Parle, who had been taught by the mission to read and write, whose mother is a mem- ber of our church, 1 while on their spring hunt, found themselves in the neighborhood of Inkpadootah and his party. Having heard that they held some American women in captivity, the two brothers visited the camp — though this was at... some risk of their lives, since Inkpdaootah's hand was now against every man, — and found the outlaws, and succeeded in bargaining for Mrs.
Marble, whom they first took to their mother's tent/' and then brought her to a trading-house at Lac qui Parle, when she was visited by those connected with the mis- sion at Hazelwood, and clothed once more in civilized costume. On her arrival at the hotel at St. Paul, the citizens welcomed her, and presented her with a thous- and dollars. The desire to rescue the two surviving, white women now became intense.
What to read after Concise History of the State of Minnesota?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Neill, Edward D. (Edward Duffield), 1823-1893. 1n to read onlineMoreLess
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