Special Method in History; a Complete Outline of a Course of Study in History for the Grades Below the High School
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Then cross- ing over the first channel, he put up a scaffold upon the edge of the flooded plain. He ferried his men over and brought the baggage across and placed it upon the scaffold ; then he swam the pack-horses over, loaded them as they stood in the water beside the scaffold, and marched his men on." They crossed the second channel in the same manner.
The next day they came to a branch of the Wabash which was so flooded that they could not cross.
Having found a dry place to camp, they waite...d till morning and marched down to where this branch 104 SPECIAL METHOD IN HISTORY joined the Wabash. They were now ten miles from Vincennes, seven of them being the valley of , the Wabash, covered to a depth of three or more feet with water. They were entirely out of provisions, and the boat was not expected for several days. Four men were sent out to see if they could not find boats opposite Vincennes, but they could not get to the Wabash. Rafts were then made and four other men were sent to search for boats, but they found nothing, after wading in the water all day and night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then cross- ing over the first channel, he put up a scaffold upon the edge of the flooded plain. He ferried his men over and brought the baggage across and placed it upon the scaffold ; then he swam the pack-horses over, loaded them as they stood in the water beside the scaffold, and marched his men on." They crossed the second channel in the same manner.
The next day they came to a branch of the Wabash which was so flooded that they could not cross.
Having found a dry place to camp, they waite...d till morning and marched down to where this branch 104 SPECIAL METHOD IN HISTORY joined the Wabash. They were now ten miles from Vincennes, seven of them being the valley of , the Wabash, covered to a depth of three or more feet with water. They were entirely out of provisions, and the boat was not expected for several days. Four men were sent out to see if they could not find boats opposite Vincennes, but they could not get to the Wabash. Rafts were then made and four other men were sent to search for boats, but they found nothing, after wading in the water all day and night.
What to read after Special Method in History; a Complete Outline of a Course of Study in History for the Grades Below the High School?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles a Charles Alexander Mcmurry to read onlineMoreLess
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