The Land of the Miamis
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' Every word was haughty, proud anddefiant, but in the end the Iroquois wrung a promise from them tosuspend hostilities until the ensuing spring, when a council of peaceshould be held with the Americans. This promise was not kept. Warparties of Shawnees constantly prowled along the Ohio stealing horsesand cattle, burning cabins, and leading away captives to the Indiantowns. On the morning of the sixth of November, an army of three hundredIndians composed of Miamis, Delawares, Shawnees and Potaw...atomi, commanded by the Little Turtle, attacked a party of about one hundredKentucky militia under the walls of Fort St. Clair, situated on the lineof march from Fort Washington to the Miami villages. They were under thecommand of Major John Adair, afterwards governor of the State ofKentucky. Little Turtle's object was to wipe out a white settlement atthe mouth of the Little Miami, but capturing two men near Fort Hamilton, he learned that the Kentuckians were escorting a brigade of packhorseson their way to Fort Jefferson, and he determined to waylay them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Every word was haughty, proud anddefiant, but in the end the Iroquois wrung a promise from them tosuspend hostilities until the ensuing spring, when a council of peaceshould be held with the Americans. This promise was not kept. Warparties of Shawnees constantly prowled along the Ohio stealing horsesand cattle, burning cabins, and leading away captives to the Indiantowns. On the morning of the sixth of November, an army of three hundredIndians composed of Miamis, Delawares, Shawnees and Potaw...atomi, commanded by the Little Turtle, attacked a party of about one hundredKentucky militia under the walls of Fort St. Clair, situated on the lineof march from Fort Washington to the Miami villages. They were under thecommand of Major John Adair, afterwards governor of the State ofKentucky. Little Turtle's object was to wipe out a white settlement atthe mouth of the Little Miami, but capturing two men near Fort Hamilton, he learned that the Kentuckians were escorting a brigade of packhorseson their way to Fort Jefferson, and he determined to waylay them.
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