Historic Landmarks Being a History of Early Explorers And Fur Traders With a N
Historic Landmarks Being a History of Early Explorers And Fur Traders With a N
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That the people of the upper village would not give up iheir horses to pay for the mischief which the Chief Grey Eyes ^ad done; and that they were all of them so much alarmed that it was very difficult for him to prevent them from running away from the villages. He also said that he had al- ways been a friend of the Americans; that he had told Gen. Ashley the truth and given him notice that the Indians would attack him. That he had lost his son in the fight, but he was willing to forgive him, a...s the Grey Eyes had been killed, who had been the cause of all the mischief. If it was our intention to again attack them he hoped we would let him remain with us. He told us where we could post our artillery to good ad- vantage, and he told us correctly. He said we must be careful and fire low and that our artillery would cut i 1 119 them all to pieces, and it would therefore be unneces- sary to give the Indians a chance to kill even one of of our men.
"My officers generally and all of the men were anxious to charge upon the towns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That the people of the upper village would not give up iheir horses to pay for the mischief which the Chief Grey Eyes ^ad done; and that they were all of them so much alarmed that it was very difficult for him to prevent them from running away from the villages. He also said that he had al- ways been a friend of the Americans; that he had told Gen. Ashley the truth and given him notice that the Indians would attack him. That he had lost his son in the fight, but he was willing to forgive him, a...s the Grey Eyes had been killed, who had been the cause of all the mischief. If it was our intention to again attack them he hoped we would let him remain with us. He told us where we could post our artillery to good ad- vantage, and he told us correctly. He said we must be careful and fire low and that our artillery would cut i 1 119 them all to pieces, and it would therefore be unneces- sary to give the Indians a chance to kill even one of of our men.
"My officers generally and all of the men were anxious to charge upon the towns.
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