The California Column
The California Column
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The ISTa. Vajo expedition, by July, 1864, had been successful in capturing over 9, 000 of the In- dians, and they were taken to Fort Sumner, ("Bosque Ee- dondo") on the Pecos river, about five hunrded miles from their own home. These Indians were completely whipped in to subjugation, all of their crops and plantings were de- stroyed, and all of their stock captured. They were taken liack to their old homes in 1868, and they have never been 01) the war ])ath since. A large number of the "Column"... were stationed at Fort Sumner guarding these prisoners.
During the year 1863, there were three commissioned officers killed and four wounded ; fourteen enlisted men Avere killed and twenty-one wounded. Three hundred and one Indians were killed, eighty-seven wounded and seven hundred and three taken prisoners. During 1864 there were the usual number of skirmishes, and the N'avajo war was completed.
Some of the "Column" was in the cele])rated "Sand Creek Fight, " which took place north of the Canadian river near "Bent's Old Fort.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The ISTa. Vajo expedition, by July, 1864, had been successful in capturing over 9, 000 of the In- dians, and they were taken to Fort Sumner, ("Bosque Ee- dondo") on the Pecos river, about five hunrded miles from their own home. These Indians were completely whipped in to subjugation, all of their crops and plantings were de- stroyed, and all of their stock captured. They were taken liack to their old homes in 1868, and they have never been 01) the war ])ath since. A large number of the "Column"... were stationed at Fort Sumner guarding these prisoners.
During the year 1863, there were three commissioned officers killed and four wounded ; fourteen enlisted men Avere killed and twenty-one wounded. Three hundred and one Indians were killed, eighty-seven wounded and seven hundred and three taken prisoners. During 1864 there were the usual number of skirmishes, and the N'avajo war was completed.
Some of the "Column" was in the cele])rated "Sand Creek Fight, " which took place north of the Canadian river near "Bent's Old Fort.
What to read after The California Column?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G H From Old Catalog Pettis to read onlineMoreLess
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