Removal of the Pottawattomie Indians From Northern Indiana Embracing Also a Bri
Removal of the Pottawattomie Indians From Northern Indiana Embracing Also a Bri
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— A distance of 17 nailes was accomplished through an open and champaign country with only the difficulties of procuring subsist ance and forage.
Wednesday, i2th. — Tlie distance traveled from camp to camp was fifteen miles. The encampment was made near Tippecanoe Battle Ground. At this place a quantity of dry goods, such as cloaks, blank- ets, calicoes, etc. , amounting to $5, 469. 81 was distributed among the Indians. Here, too, a very old woman, the mother of We-wis-sa, died. She was said to... be over 100 years old.
Thursday, 13th. — A distance of eighteen miles was traveled. The sultry heat and the dust were the chief drawbacks on the way. Two physicians were called in to prescribe for those indisposed. They 1 reported a hundred and sixty cases of sickness.
Friday, 14th. — A journey of eighteen miles was made over a dry and unhealthy portion of the country. Persons who through weari- 2fi ■ THE REMOVAL OF THE POTTAWiTTOMIE INDIANS.
ness and fatigue were continually fa-lling sick along the route and the wagons to transport them were becomingdaily more and more crowded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— A distance of 17 nailes was accomplished through an open and champaign country with only the difficulties of procuring subsist ance and forage.
Wednesday, i2th. — Tlie distance traveled from camp to camp was fifteen miles. The encampment was made near Tippecanoe Battle Ground. At this place a quantity of dry goods, such as cloaks, blank- ets, calicoes, etc. , amounting to $5, 469. 81 was distributed among the Indians. Here, too, a very old woman, the mother of We-wis-sa, died. She was said to... be over 100 years old.
Thursday, 13th. — A distance of eighteen miles was traveled. The sultry heat and the dust were the chief drawbacks on the way. Two physicians were called in to prescribe for those indisposed. They 1 reported a hundred and sixty cases of sickness.
Friday, 14th. — A journey of eighteen miles was made over a dry and unhealthy portion of the country. Persons who through weari- 2fi ■ THE REMOVAL OF THE POTTAWiTTOMIE INDIANS.
ness and fatigue were continually fa-lling sick along the route and the wagons to transport them were becomingdaily more and more crowded.
What to read after Removal of the Pottawattomie Indians From Northern Indiana Embracing Also a Bri?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Mcdonald to read onlineMoreLess
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