Publications, Centenary Series
Publications, Centenary Series
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Wea- therford was not present, yet it cannot be doubted that his faithful warriors and prophets had been fully instructed by him as to the course to pursue.
With the exception of the massive breastwork erected with both British and Spanish aid General Jackson regarded the Muscogee defenses, though artfully planned from the standpoint of the Creeks, as littie better than the work of children, and on examin- ing them exclaimed regretfully, "They have penned themselves up for slaughterl" Conscious... of the fate that awaited them he immediately sent a flag of truce toward the town but the proud Hillabees with an outburst of scomfid hoots and yells fired upon it. The Americans then, without hesitating, prepared for battie. General Coffee, now a well-known figure in the war with the Creeks, crossed the Tallapoosa and stationed his troops so as to have a full sweep at the peninsula, an astute design well executed that the Red Sticks were not expecting.
With Coffee's troops in position, Jackson pressed hard against the breastworks and with two pieces of cannon began to fiercely bombard the Creek fortress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wea- therford was not present, yet it cannot be doubted that his faithful warriors and prophets had been fully instructed by him as to the course to pursue.
With the exception of the massive breastwork erected with both British and Spanish aid General Jackson regarded the Muscogee defenses, though artfully planned from the standpoint of the Creeks, as littie better than the work of children, and on examin- ing them exclaimed regretfully, "They have penned themselves up for slaughterl" Conscious... of the fate that awaited them he immediately sent a flag of truce toward the town but the proud Hillabees with an outburst of scomfid hoots and yells fired upon it. The Americans then, without hesitating, prepared for battie. General Coffee, now a well-known figure in the war with the Creeks, crossed the Tallapoosa and stationed his troops so as to have a full sweep at the peninsula, an astute design well executed that the Red Sticks were not expecting.
With Coffee's troops in position, Jackson pressed hard against the breastworks and with two pieces of cannon began to fiercely bombard the Creek fortress.
What to read after Publications, Centenary Series?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mississippi Historical Society to read onlineMoreLess
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