Early Days At Fort Snelling
Early Days At Fort Snelling
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Histori- cal Collections, page 103, by Mrs. VAN CLEVE, who, with her mother Mrs. CLARK, are probably the only white persons living who witnessed it. W. ] 430 MINNESOTA HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS.
placed their hands over their mouths their usual way of expressing astonishment, and called it a "fire-boat. " A salute was fired from the Fort, as it was expected that the Inspector General was on board ; and it was returned from the boat. The Indians knew not what to make of it, and they were greatly ala...rmed, until all was explained. Addi- tions were made to the society of the garrison ; several offi- cers, who had been absent, returned to their regiment, bringing wives and sisters, so that at one time the company numbered ten ladies. There were six companies, which fully officered, would have given eighteen or twenty officers, but there were seldom or never that number present at one time.
"An Italian gentleman came on the boat, who professed to be traveling for the purpose of writing a book, and brought letters of introduction from Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Histori- cal Collections, page 103, by Mrs. VAN CLEVE, who, with her mother Mrs. CLARK, are probably the only white persons living who witnessed it. W. ] 430 MINNESOTA HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS.
placed their hands over their mouths their usual way of expressing astonishment, and called it a "fire-boat. " A salute was fired from the Fort, as it was expected that the Inspector General was on board ; and it was returned from the boat. The Indians knew not what to make of it, and they were greatly ala...rmed, until all was explained. Addi- tions were made to the society of the garrison ; several offi- cers, who had been absent, returned to their regiment, bringing wives and sisters, so that at one time the company numbered ten ladies. There were six companies, which fully officered, would have given eighteen or twenty officers, but there were seldom or never that number present at one time.
"An Italian gentleman came on the boat, who professed to be traveling for the purpose of writing a book, and brought letters of introduction from Mrs.
What to read after Early Days At Fort Snelling?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Neill, Edward D. (Edward Duffield), 1823-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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