History of Arizona volume 5
History of Arizona volume 5
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At that early date I felt that Arizona was good enough for me. Already I loved her grand old brown mountains. I felt at home in the strange un- known land of my adoption. Tucson was pe- culiarly afflicted with Apache depredations at this time. The government at Washington could never hear the cries of distress from the pioneers — people who were struggling against INDIAN TROUBLES. 291 such fearful odds to maintain themselves. Our petitions and prayers were ignored, and at times of unusual activ...ity on the part of the enemy, we felt like giving up the unequal contest. The policy of the Government at this time was cer- tainly contemptible. Under the guns at Fort Grant, with the strong arm of the Government protecting a gang of Apache cutthroats, and issuing rations to them, mamtaining their families, in order that the bucks could more easily raid Tucson, murder her citizens and steal the stock, and maintain a reign of terror for unfortunate old Tucson. There must be a beginning and an ending of all things, and, like the old Kentuckian who, summing up the political situation, said, 'when politics got bad it's mighty hard to mend them, but when they got d d bad, they just tear loose and mend themselves, ' the Apache situation had reached this point, and something was going to happen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At that early date I felt that Arizona was good enough for me. Already I loved her grand old brown mountains. I felt at home in the strange un- known land of my adoption. Tucson was pe- culiarly afflicted with Apache depredations at this time. The government at Washington could never hear the cries of distress from the pioneers — people who were struggling against INDIAN TROUBLES. 291 such fearful odds to maintain themselves. Our petitions and prayers were ignored, and at times of unusual activ...ity on the part of the enemy, we felt like giving up the unequal contest. The policy of the Government at this time was cer- tainly contemptible. Under the guns at Fort Grant, with the strong arm of the Government protecting a gang of Apache cutthroats, and issuing rations to them, mamtaining their families, in order that the bucks could more easily raid Tucson, murder her citizens and steal the stock, and maintain a reign of terror for unfortunate old Tucson. There must be a beginning and an ending of all things, and, like the old Kentuckian who, summing up the political situation, said, 'when politics got bad it's mighty hard to mend them, but when they got d d bad, they just tear loose and mend themselves, ' the Apache situation had reached this point, and something was going to happen.
What to read after History of Arizona volume 5?
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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