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These men thendetached themselves from the main body and after consultation selectedten of the bravest and most influential of the young men to act asmembers of the hunting court. These justices were called soldiers. Every member bound himself to obey all rules made by the court. A timewas then fixed for the start. At the appointed time and place every oneappeared but one man who lived twelve miles distant. Five of the courtat once started out to round him up. In a few hours they returned witht...he recalcitrant and his family, and with his belongings packed uponhis horses. He was duly penitent and not subjected to punishment, though he was severely threatened in case he again failed. GeneralSibley thus tells the story. [8] "We, " Sibley and his white friends, "became subject to the control of the soldiers. At the close of eachday the limits of the following day's hunt were announced by thesoldiers, designated by a stream, grove, or other natural object. Thislimit was ordinarily about ten miles ahead of the proposed campingplace and the soldiers each morning went forward and stationedthemselves along the line to detect and punish any who attempted topass it.
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These men thendetached themselves from the main body and after consultation selectedten of the bravest and most influential of the young men to act asmembers of the hunting court. These justices were called soldiers. Every member bound himself to obey all rules made by the court. A timewas then fixed for the start. At the appointed time and place every oneappeared but one man who lived twelve miles distant. Five of the courtat once started out to round him up. In a few hours they returned witht...he recalcitrant and his family, and with his belongings packed uponhis horses. He was duly penitent and not subjected to punishment, though he was severely threatened in case he again failed. GeneralSibley thus tells the story. [8] "We, " Sibley and his white friends, "became subject to the control of the soldiers. At the close of eachday the limits of the following day's hunt were announced by thesoldiers, designated by a stream, grove, or other natural object. Thislimit was ordinarily about ten miles ahead of the proposed campingplace and the soldiers each morning went forward and stationedthemselves along the line to detect and punish any who attempted topass it.
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