Nez Perce Joseph An Account of His Ancestors His Lands His Confederates His
Nez Perce Joseph An Account of His Ancestors His Lands His Confederates His
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We could not send more from Fort Lapwai, for no smaller force than the twenty men of Captain Boyle would answer for defence of goods and home and agency and Lewiston. The best we could do, these ninety men !
COLONEL PERRY STARTS WITH TROOPS. 99 " Good-by, general ! " " Good-by, colonel. You must not get whipped. " " There is no danger of that, sir. " And, indeed, there did not then seem to be much danger of such a catas trophe, with trained and disciplined troops against these Indians as yet un...used to war with white men.
When the husband buckles on his armor and sets out for war, it is the wife left behind who requires patience and fortitude. She busies her fingers to keep the blood in motion, and keep it from stopping at the heart at every ring of the door-bell. To her the ruthless newspapers are a terror, a cruelty.
It was my duty, at this time, to remain and wait for the soldiers to come together from distant places, and carry them forward should they be needed at the front, and watch against other firebrands of dissatisfaction and outbreak among the thousands of savages apparently at peace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We could not send more from Fort Lapwai, for no smaller force than the twenty men of Captain Boyle would answer for defence of goods and home and agency and Lewiston. The best we could do, these ninety men !
COLONEL PERRY STARTS WITH TROOPS. 99 " Good-by, general ! " " Good-by, colonel. You must not get whipped. " " There is no danger of that, sir. " And, indeed, there did not then seem to be much danger of such a catas trophe, with trained and disciplined troops against these Indians as yet un...used to war with white men.
When the husband buckles on his armor and sets out for war, it is the wife left behind who requires patience and fortitude. She busies her fingers to keep the blood in motion, and keep it from stopping at the heart at every ring of the door-bell. To her the ruthless newspapers are a terror, a cruelty.
It was my duty, at this time, to remain and wait for the soldiers to come together from distant places, and carry them forward should they be needed at the front, and watch against other firebrands of dissatisfaction and outbreak among the thousands of savages apparently at peace.
What to read after Nez Perce Joseph An Account of His Ancestors His Lands His Confederates His?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O O Oliver Otis Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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