Sullys Expedition Against the Sioux in 1864
Sullys Expedition Against the Sioux in 1864
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At daylight the Indian camp was again occupied, and the trail of the retreating savages was followed until the nature of the country prevented further progress. It was found that two pickets had been killed, being shot with arrows. They had been stripped of their clothing, and their bodies were hor- ribly mutilated. One of these men, La Plant, had eleven ar- rows in his body. All of our dead were buried where they fell, the command passing over their graves so as to obliterate all signs.
Four c...ompanies were detailed to destroy the Indian village and supplies. This was no small task, as there were about sixteen hundred tepees, nearly all standing. A few of the tepees, in the haste to strike them, had been cut around the 456 MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY COLLECTIONS.
base, but they remained where they fell. The destruction of this camp and its supplies was a greater blow to the Indians than the loss of the braves who were killed. With few excep- tions the tepees were of rawhide. The amount of supplies, including pemmican, jerked buffalo meat, dried berries, and buffalo robes, that was burned could not be estimated, it was immense.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At daylight the Indian camp was again occupied, and the trail of the retreating savages was followed until the nature of the country prevented further progress. It was found that two pickets had been killed, being shot with arrows. They had been stripped of their clothing, and their bodies were hor- ribly mutilated. One of these men, La Plant, had eleven ar- rows in his body. All of our dead were buried where they fell, the command passing over their graves so as to obliterate all signs.
Four c...ompanies were detailed to destroy the Indian village and supplies. This was no small task, as there were about sixteen hundred tepees, nearly all standing. A few of the tepees, in the haste to strike them, had been cut around the 456 MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY COLLECTIONS.
base, but they remained where they fell. The destruction of this camp and its supplies was a greater blow to the Indians than the loss of the braves who were killed. With few excep- tions the tepees were of rawhide. The amount of supplies, including pemmican, jerked buffalo meat, dried berries, and buffalo robes, that was burned could not be estimated, it was immense.
What to read after Sullys Expedition Against the Sioux in 1864?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Lansing Kingsbury to read onlineMoreLess
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