Reminiscences of the Little Crow Uprising
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Peter volunteer, had the totem of Little Crow attached to the clothing over his breast. The totem was the skin of a crow, preserved in its natural form, symbolic of his family name. The parting with such a treasured emblem was to boastfully inform us from whom the brave defender had met his death.
Early on Monday morning the order was issued for the evacuation of the village. Colonel Flandrau must have been wholly responsible for this move, as I am sure the medical officers were not consulted a...nd were entirely ignorant of it until a short time before the movement commenced. We had received reinforcements the day before, our position was stronger than ever, the sanitary condition did not necessitate great urgency in moving, and the volunteers would have loy- ally remained. General Sibley was at St. Peter, and would have arrived within a very few days, therefore it was a mis- take to retreat from New Ulm until relieved by him. The route was a part of the way through a forest, and had a few Indians attacked, a panic and massacre would have followed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Peter volunteer, had the totem of Little Crow attached to the clothing over his breast. The totem was the skin of a crow, preserved in its natural form, symbolic of his family name. The parting with such a treasured emblem was to boastfully inform us from whom the brave defender had met his death.
Early on Monday morning the order was issued for the evacuation of the village. Colonel Flandrau must have been wholly responsible for this move, as I am sure the medical officers were not consulted a...nd were entirely ignorant of it until a short time before the movement commenced. We had received reinforcements the day before, our position was stronger than ever, the sanitary condition did not necessitate great urgency in moving, and the volunteers would have loy- ally remained. General Sibley was at St. Peter, and would have arrived within a very few days, therefore it was a mis- take to retreat from New Ulm until relieved by him. The route was a part of the way through a forest, and had a few Indians attacked, a panic and massacre would have followed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Asa Wilder Daniels to read onlineMoreLess
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