History of Arizona volume 1
History of Arizona volume 1
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The supply of ammunition was nearly gone. Some of the min- ers climbed to the top of Ben Moore, which rises back of the mine's, but from its lofty summit no sign of an approaching conducta was visible. Starvation was imminent. The only hope of escape for the miners and their families was in making their way across the desert expanse that lies between the mines and the settlements. They started, but the Apaches, who had destroyed the 118 HISTORY OF ARIZONA.
train, hung about them, and attacked t...hem so persistently that only four or five succeeded in reaching their destination. " In addition to the trappers killed by the Apaches as above stated, another band was at- tacked by them, and several mien were killed. Among the survivors of this band was Benj. D. Wilson, who afterwards became prominently identified with the early history of California. Tip to the time of Johnson's treachery, the In- dians of that part of the country had been the white man's friend, but from this time on they killed Mexicans and white men alike.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The supply of ammunition was nearly gone. Some of the min- ers climbed to the top of Ben Moore, which rises back of the mine's, but from its lofty summit no sign of an approaching conducta was visible. Starvation was imminent. The only hope of escape for the miners and their families was in making their way across the desert expanse that lies between the mines and the settlements. They started, but the Apaches, who had destroyed the 118 HISTORY OF ARIZONA.
train, hung about them, and attacked t...hem so persistently that only four or five succeeded in reaching their destination. " In addition to the trappers killed by the Apaches as above stated, another band was at- tacked by them, and several mien were killed. Among the survivors of this band was Benj. D. Wilson, who afterwards became prominently identified with the early history of California. Tip to the time of Johnson's treachery, the In- dians of that part of the country had been the white man's friend, but from this time on they killed Mexicans and white men alike.
What to read after History of Arizona volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Edwin Farish to read onlineMoreLess
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