History of Illinois From 1778 1833 And Life And Times of Ninian Edwards
History of Illinois From 1778 1833 And Life And Times of Ninian Edwards
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The Illinois Indians be hostile ; for they will most certainly unite on the Illinois, from which they can do us im- mense injury. This consideration has led me to exert myself as much as possible to maintain peace with those on the Illinois, and nothing would con- tribute so much to aid those efforts as the display of military force. "With that, I do believe they would be decisively successful. Otherwise, those Indians will openly declare war against us.
I may be wrong in all my conjectures, an...d the respect I feel for the opinions of others of more experience induces me to entertain my own with great dif- fidence ; but till convinced of my error, I feel it my duty (although I may be mistaken) to suggest, most respectfully, to you, those opinions and impres- sions that I have deliberately formed, not upon a few isolated facts, but upon a combination of all circumstances that have come within my knowledge.
I do not think we have the less danger to apprehend in consequence of believing that a general attack will not be made on our towns, for already I think it highly probable that as many have been killed in this year as we lost in Gov.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Illinois Indians be hostile ; for they will most certainly unite on the Illinois, from which they can do us im- mense injury. This consideration has led me to exert myself as much as possible to maintain peace with those on the Illinois, and nothing would con- tribute so much to aid those efforts as the display of military force. "With that, I do believe they would be decisively successful. Otherwise, those Indians will openly declare war against us.
I may be wrong in all my conjectures, an...d the respect I feel for the opinions of others of more experience induces me to entertain my own with great dif- fidence ; but till convinced of my error, I feel it my duty (although I may be mistaken) to suggest, most respectfully, to you, those opinions and impres- sions that I have deliberately formed, not upon a few isolated facts, but upon a combination of all circumstances that have come within my knowledge.
I do not think we have the less danger to apprehend in consequence of believing that a general attack will not be made on our towns, for already I think it highly probable that as many have been killed in this year as we lost in Gov.
What to read after History of Illinois From 1778 1833 And Life And Times of Ninian Edwards?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ninian W Ninian Wirt Edwards to read onlineMoreLess
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