Queenston Heights a Thrilling Narrative of the Famous Battle Where General Broc
Queenston Heights a Thrilling Narrative of the Famous Battle Where General Broc
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At this time it was quite im- possible for him to know that any Indians had joined the British. About the middle of September Van Rensselaer held a grand council with the Tuscaroras, and ad- vantage was craftily taken of the appearance of a British scouting party upon Grand Island, which was still the property of the Senecas, to excite alarm amongst them lest they should be deprived of these lands. They were induced to declare war formally, and Red Jacket pompously announced they would put 3000... warriors in the field. Sev- eral hundred Indians were also brought down from the Alleghany river and a great feast and war dance held in the streets of Buffalo. Almost at the instant that these events were taking place, the secretary ag-iin wrote to Dearborn : — "By letters re- ceived from Erastus Granger it appears that P. ATTLE OF (QUEENS TON HEIGHTS.
the young men ot the Six Nations can no longer be restrained, and that in case of refusal on the part of the Uuited States to accept their services they would join the Indians under the British standard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At this time it was quite im- possible for him to know that any Indians had joined the British. About the middle of September Van Rensselaer held a grand council with the Tuscaroras, and ad- vantage was craftily taken of the appearance of a British scouting party upon Grand Island, which was still the property of the Senecas, to excite alarm amongst them lest they should be deprived of these lands. They were induced to declare war formally, and Red Jacket pompously announced they would put 3000... warriors in the field. Sev- eral hundred Indians were also brought down from the Alleghany river and a great feast and war dance held in the streets of Buffalo. Almost at the instant that these events were taking place, the secretary ag-iin wrote to Dearborn : — "By letters re- ceived from Erastus Granger it appears that P. ATTLE OF (QUEENS TON HEIGHTS.
the young men ot the Six Nations can no longer be restrained, and that in case of refusal on the part of the Uuited States to accept their services they would join the Indians under the British standard.
What to read after Queenston Heights a Thrilling Narrative of the Famous Battle Where General Broc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E a Ernest Alexander Cruikshank to read onlineMoreLess
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