The Kansas Historical Quarterly volume 13
The Kansas Historical Quarterly volume 13
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The trifling and dishonorable act of sending every boat adrift was in keeping with their whole career in Kansas. Jim Lane concocts meanness and his white slaves execute his orders.
LOVE FOR THE FLAG From the Freedom's Champion, Atchison, June 8, 1861.
On Tuesday morning last a man came in town with a wagon for Relief, from the Big Blue and when on the bridge where Seventh street crosses Com- mercial he observed the Stars and Stripes waving over the Champion office, when he took off his hat and ...carried it in his hand until he passed the office. He remarked to a man as he was passing that it was the first American flag he had seen for eighteen months, and he considered it impolite to pass with- out taking off his hat.
STAGE ROBBERY ON THE FLORENCE-EL DORADO LINE From The Marion County Record, Marion, September 19, 1874.
On last Monday morning, the stage which runs regularly between Florence and Eldorado, was robbed about fourteen miles south of the former place, by two armed men unknown to the driver.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The trifling and dishonorable act of sending every boat adrift was in keeping with their whole career in Kansas. Jim Lane concocts meanness and his white slaves execute his orders.
LOVE FOR THE FLAG From the Freedom's Champion, Atchison, June 8, 1861.
On Tuesday morning last a man came in town with a wagon for Relief, from the Big Blue and when on the bridge where Seventh street crosses Com- mercial he observed the Stars and Stripes waving over the Champion office, when he took off his hat and ...carried it in his hand until he passed the office. He remarked to a man as he was passing that it was the first American flag he had seen for eighteen months, and he considered it impolite to pass with- out taking off his hat.
STAGE ROBBERY ON THE FLORENCE-EL DORADO LINE From The Marion County Record, Marion, September 19, 1874.
On last Monday morning, the stage which runs regularly between Florence and Eldorado, was robbed about fourteen miles south of the former place, by two armed men unknown to the driver.
What to read after The Kansas Historical Quarterly volume 13?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kansas State Historical Society to read onlineMoreLess
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