The 1820 Journal of Stephen Watts Kearny Comprising a Narrative Account of the
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The fort was abandoned in 1826 through the instrumentality of Col. Snelling, who disliked Prairie du Chien for differences he had had with some of its prin- cipal inhabitants, and the troops were removed to Fort Snelling. The following year, on account of fresh Indian troubles, two companies were returned. The fort was thereafter continuously garrisoned till 1831, when a newer fort of the same name was erected in another part of the town.
42 Journal of S. W. Kearny.
August 3d.
Passed the day pa...rtly in Camp & partly in the village In the evening visited some Wig Warns where I found a very pretty squaw, who during my visit fell into fits.
This afternoon about 30 of the principal warriors & leading men of the Winnebagos arrived at the village.
August 4th.
Having exchanged boats, & obtained one of about 12 Tons, with 6 oarsmen, left Prairie Du Chien at 9 A. M. , with a fresh & fair breeze Passed the Ouisconsin river on the East.
This river is about 600 yards wide at its mouth, & con- nected with the Fox river, (between which, there is but one mile portage) forms the communication from the Upper Lakes to the Mississippi.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fort was abandoned in 1826 through the instrumentality of Col. Snelling, who disliked Prairie du Chien for differences he had had with some of its prin- cipal inhabitants, and the troops were removed to Fort Snelling. The following year, on account of fresh Indian troubles, two companies were returned. The fort was thereafter continuously garrisoned till 1831, when a newer fort of the same name was erected in another part of the town.
42 Journal of S. W. Kearny.
August 3d.
Passed the day pa...rtly in Camp & partly in the village In the evening visited some Wig Warns where I found a very pretty squaw, who during my visit fell into fits.
This afternoon about 30 of the principal warriors & leading men of the Winnebagos arrived at the village.
August 4th.
Having exchanged boats, & obtained one of about 12 Tons, with 6 oarsmen, left Prairie Du Chien at 9 A. M. , with a fresh & fair breeze Passed the Ouisconsin river on the East.
This river is about 600 yards wide at its mouth, & con- nected with the Fox river, (between which, there is but one mile portage) forms the communication from the Upper Lakes to the Mississippi.
What to read after The 1820 Journal of Stephen Watts Kearny Comprising a Narrative Account of the?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Watts Kearny to read onlineMoreLess
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