Documents And Official Reports Illustrating the Causes Which Led to the Revolu
Documents And Official Reports Illustrating the Causes Which Led to the Revolu
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Where is my shirt? — you have sold it for whiskey. Now Brothers, figure to yourselves what a con- dition this man must be in ! He has a family at home — a wife and children that stand in need of the profits of his hunting ! What must be their wants, when he himself is without a shirt ?
65 During tho Revolutionary war, Captain Pipe, a Miami diief, ,-who had been employed by the British Officer, in command, at Detroit, to slaughter the frontier inhabitants on the north-west- ern frontiers of Penn...sylvania and New York, on the return from his murderous expedition, at the council house, he was seated in front of the chief officer ; after a short pause, he arose and ad- dressed the British officer as follows, keeping his eyes keenly fixed upon him : ''Father, some time ago you put a war-hatchet into my hands* saying : ' ' Take this weapon and try it on the heads of my ene- mies, the Long Knives, and let me know afterwards if it is sharp and goo a. " ' ' Father ! at the time you gave me this weapon I had neither cause nor inclination to go to war against a people who had done me no injury; yet in obedience to you, who say you are my father, and call me your child, I received the hatchet; well knowing if I did not obey, you would withhold from me the ne- cessaries of life, which are not always to be procured, but at the house of my father.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where is my shirt? — you have sold it for whiskey. Now Brothers, figure to yourselves what a con- dition this man must be in ! He has a family at home — a wife and children that stand in need of the profits of his hunting ! What must be their wants, when he himself is without a shirt ?
65 During tho Revolutionary war, Captain Pipe, a Miami diief, ,-who had been employed by the British Officer, in command, at Detroit, to slaughter the frontier inhabitants on the north-west- ern frontiers of Penn...sylvania and New York, on the return from his murderous expedition, at the council house, he was seated in front of the chief officer ; after a short pause, he arose and ad- dressed the British officer as follows, keeping his eyes keenly fixed upon him : ''Father, some time ago you put a war-hatchet into my hands* saying : ' ' Take this weapon and try it on the heads of my ene- mies, the Long Knives, and let me know afterwards if it is sharp and goo a. " ' ' Father ! at the time you gave me this weapon I had neither cause nor inclination to go to war against a people who had done me no injury; yet in obedience to you, who say you are my father, and call me your child, I received the hatchet; well knowing if I did not obey, you would withhold from me the ne- cessaries of life, which are not always to be procured, but at the house of my father.
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