Narratives of the Sioux War
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It was a body of men to be proud of, who consented to face these conditions, stayed the tide of mur- 356 MINNESOTA HISTORICAL, SOCIETY COLLECTIONS.
der, and stopped the rush of settlers from the state. The band known as Strout's Company, including a part of his Company B, Ninth Minnesota Regiment, were about one third volunteer soldiers and two thirds citizens in and about Minneapolis.
In keeping with the spirit of the times a song was written, commencing thus: "Brave Captain Strout and Company... B, They will make the redskins flee, And drive them west into the sea, And stop the warwhoop forever.
Chorus: The Union forever, hurrah, boys, hurrah, Kill every Indian, papoose and squaw; The Indians must be slain or driven to the plain And silence the warwhoop forever. " While the meter and rhyme are somewhat irregular, the emotion is too plainly expressed to be mistaken, and the In- dian warwhoop was " silenced forever, " so far as Minnesota is concerned. It is endeavored here to collect the full data of this campaign of Indian fighters, and no pains have been spared to get the names, routes, camping spots, and dates, to a nicety, and accurate beyond dispute.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a body of men to be proud of, who consented to face these conditions, stayed the tide of mur- 356 MINNESOTA HISTORICAL, SOCIETY COLLECTIONS.
der, and stopped the rush of settlers from the state. The band known as Strout's Company, including a part of his Company B, Ninth Minnesota Regiment, were about one third volunteer soldiers and two thirds citizens in and about Minneapolis.
In keeping with the spirit of the times a song was written, commencing thus: "Brave Captain Strout and Company... B, They will make the redskins flee, And drive them west into the sea, And stop the warwhoop forever.
Chorus: The Union forever, hurrah, boys, hurrah, Kill every Indian, papoose and squaw; The Indians must be slain or driven to the plain And silence the warwhoop forever. " While the meter and rhyme are somewhat irregular, the emotion is too plainly expressed to be mistaken, and the In- dian warwhoop was " silenced forever, " so far as Minnesota is concerned. It is endeavored here to collect the full data of this campaign of Indian fighters, and no pains have been spared to get the names, routes, camping spots, and dates, to a nicety, and accurate beyond dispute.
What to read after Narratives of the Sioux War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marion P Satterlee to read onlineMoreLess
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