Red Jacket, the Last of the Senecas;
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attention to disposing of the food, of which he was furnished a bountiful supply, but by and by his ears were wider open than ever.
" Colonel Rossiter, I recall with gratitude the kindness you showed me three years ago this month on Long Island," said General Sullivan, when the humble repast was completed.
"It is hardly entitled to such reference, since each of us claims to belong to a civilized nation." " Nevertheless, there are exceptions to the con- duct I have named. ' ' It was on the tongu...e of the American commander to denounce the employment of the Indians, espe- cially the desperate fighters among the Iroquois, by the British in their warfare against the States ; but he felt that that was neither the time nor place, and it would be a display of bad taste on his part thus to address a man who was his prisoner. More- over, Colonel Rossiter was not responsible for the act, which was a discredit to the English authorities.
The host therefore refrained, and added : " If it is your desire, I will parole you." " I shall be greatly pleased to give you my parole." At this juncture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
attention to disposing of the food, of which he was furnished a bountiful supply, but by and by his ears were wider open than ever.
" Colonel Rossiter, I recall with gratitude the kindness you showed me three years ago this month on Long Island," said General Sullivan, when the humble repast was completed.
"It is hardly entitled to such reference, since each of us claims to belong to a civilized nation." " Nevertheless, there are exceptions to the con- duct I have named. ' ' It was on the tongu...e of the American commander to denounce the employment of the Indians, espe- cially the desperate fighters among the Iroquois, by the British in their warfare against the States ; but he felt that that was neither the time nor place, and it would be a display of bad taste on his part thus to address a man who was his prisoner. More- over, Colonel Rossiter was not responsible for the act, which was a discredit to the English authorities.
The host therefore refrained, and added : " If it is your desire, I will parole you." " I shall be greatly pleased to give you my parole." At this juncture.
What to read after Red Jacket, the Last of the Senecas;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis Edward Sylvester to read onlineMoreLess
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