Personal Recollections of Many Prominent People Whom I Have Known, And of Events--Especially of Those Relating to the History of St. Louis--During the First Half of the Present Century
Personal Recollections of Many Prominent People Whom I Have Known, And of Events--Especially of Those Relating to the History of St. Louis--During the First Half of the Present Century
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Born April 14, 1796, died June 12, 1878, At Fort Smith, Ark.
Here lies one whose noble deeds Have not escaped the page of fame; The generations yet unborn Shall know the record of his honor' d name.
MAY HE REST IN PEACE.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC FRANCIS L. Mcintosh. 237 I had known Gen. Bonneville intimately for nearly fifty years, and had drawn for him his articles of copartnership when he went forth in his fur-trading expedition. He was a man of the noblest impulses.
In the month of March, 18...36, a small steamboat called the Flora, H. N. Davis commander, came from Pittsburg to St. Louis. While the boat lay at the wharf, one of the hands had been arrested by Constable William Mull for fighting. Mcintosh, a bright mulatto man of great strength, who was second steward on the boat, forcibly took the prisoner from the constable. George Hammond, the deputy-sheriff of St. Louis County, who happened to be passing at the time, volunteered to assist the constable, and they arrested Mcintosh for rescuing the prisoner from the constable, took him before a justice of the peace, and had him legally committed to answer to the charge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A.
Born April 14, 1796, died June 12, 1878, At Fort Smith, Ark.
Here lies one whose noble deeds Have not escaped the page of fame; The generations yet unborn Shall know the record of his honor' d name.
MAY HE REST IN PEACE.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC FRANCIS L. Mcintosh. 237 I had known Gen. Bonneville intimately for nearly fifty years, and had drawn for him his articles of copartnership when he went forth in his fur-trading expedition. He was a man of the noblest impulses.
In the month of March, 18...36, a small steamboat called the Flora, H. N. Davis commander, came from Pittsburg to St. Louis. While the boat lay at the wharf, one of the hands had been arrested by Constable William Mull for fighting. Mcintosh, a bright mulatto man of great strength, who was second steward on the boat, forcibly took the prisoner from the constable. George Hammond, the deputy-sheriff of St. Louis County, who happened to be passing at the time, volunteered to assist the constable, and they arrested Mcintosh for rescuing the prisoner from the constable, took him before a justice of the peace, and had him legally committed to answer to the charge.
What to read after Personal Recollections of Many Prominent People Whom I Have Known, And of Events--Especially of Those Relating to the History of St. Louis--During the First Half of the Present Century?
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