History of the Choctaw, Chickasaw And Natchez Indians
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^^gainst them, and in which they, by the assistance of Bien- ville in the way of arms and ammunition, defeated the Chicka- saws in several hard contested battles, and so weakened ' th^m that they for awhile ceased their attacks upon the French, though retaining, to the fullest extent, their' hatred *nd animosity toward them. Bienville, in one of his letters regarding this fratricidal war he had so effectually brought about between those two kindred and warlike Nations, ex- ultingly said: "The C...hoctaws, whom I have set in motion against the Chickasaws, have destroyed entirely three vil- lages of this ferocious Nation, which disturbed our com- -> merce on the river. They have raised about four hundred scalps, and m^de one hundred prisoners. Considering this state of things, it is a most important advantage which we have obtained, the more so, that it has not cost^ one drop of French blood, through the care I took of opposing those barbarians to one another. , Their self-destruction operated in this manner is the sole efficacious means of insuring tran- quility to the colony." It now seems almost incredible that such a crazed infat- uation should possess the Choctaws a?
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^^gainst them, and in which they, by the assistance of Bien- ville in the way of arms and ammunition, defeated the Chicka- saws in several hard contested battles, and so weakened ' th^m that they for awhile ceased their attacks upon the French, though retaining, to the fullest extent, their' hatred *nd animosity toward them. Bienville, in one of his letters regarding this fratricidal war he had so effectually brought about between those two kindred and warlike Nations, ex- ultingly said: "The C...hoctaws, whom I have set in motion against the Chickasaws, have destroyed entirely three vil- lages of this ferocious Nation, which disturbed our com- -> merce on the river. They have raised about four hundred scalps, and m^de one hundred prisoners. Considering this state of things, it is a most important advantage which we have obtained, the more so, that it has not cost^ one drop of French blood, through the care I took of opposing those barbarians to one another. , Their self-destruction operated in this manner is the sole efficacious means of insuring tran- quility to the colony." It now seems almost incredible that such a crazed infat- uation should possess the Choctaws a?
What to read after History of the Choctaw, Chickasaw And Natchez Indians?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cushman, H. B. (Horatio Bardwell), B. 1822 to read onlineMoreLess
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