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Dade. He lived near Camp King when the war began, after which he removed to Long Swamp, 12 miles to the south-west of it But we detract nothing from the just fame of Osceola. He was a great man, and liis name will go down to the latest posterity, with as much renown as that of Philip of Poluuioket Both, by fatal errors, were brought prema- turely into the hands of their enemies ; Philip, by the rash murder of one of 41 • 486 SEVERITY OF GOVERNMENT. [Bool IV.
hifl own meD, and Osceola by a mista...ken estimate of the character of hii foes.
We return to Gen. Jesup, whom we left wounded, though safely through the battle of Lucha Hatcbe. The next dav, January 25tli, he crossed the river, and encamped on Jupiter Bay, where he erected a stockade, which be named Fort Jupiter. Here he remained until the 5 February, his men bein^ destitute of shoes and other supplies. At tlus period he marched southward, about 12 miles, when he encamped a^ain ; and here an interview was sought with the Indiana It was now fookea upon by the general, as well as all his pruicipal officers, as a matter past accomplishment, to subdue the Seminoles, *^ for years to come." It was, therefore, concluded that it would be best to effect an accommodation with tliem, and to allow tliem to retain and live upon that part of Florida " where nobody else could live." Accordingly, he wrote to tlie secretary of war, on the 11 February, recommending that measure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dade. He lived near Camp King when the war began, after which he removed to Long Swamp, 12 miles to the south-west of it But we detract nothing from the just fame of Osceola. He was a great man, and liis name will go down to the latest posterity, with as much renown as that of Philip of Poluuioket Both, by fatal errors, were brought prema- turely into the hands of their enemies ; Philip, by the rash murder of one of 41 • 486 SEVERITY OF GOVERNMENT. [Bool IV.
hifl own meD, and Osceola by a mista...ken estimate of the character of hii foes.
We return to Gen. Jesup, whom we left wounded, though safely through the battle of Lucha Hatcbe. The next dav, January 25tli, he crossed the river, and encamped on Jupiter Bay, where he erected a stockade, which be named Fort Jupiter. Here he remained until the 5 February, his men bein^ destitute of shoes and other supplies. At tlus period he marched southward, about 12 miles, when he encamped a^ain ; and here an interview was sought with the Indiana It was now fookea upon by the general, as well as all his pruicipal officers, as a matter past accomplishment, to subdue the Seminoles, *^ for years to come." It was, therefore, concluded that it would be best to effect an accommodation with tliem, and to allow tliem to retain and live upon that part of Florida " where nobody else could live." Accordingly, he wrote to tlie secretary of war, on the 11 February, recommending that measure.
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