The Land We Love 5
The Land We Love 5
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Taylor, may explain it in his own words: "We did not go thereto fight. Keiiher party intended to do that. Many on both sides were ui^rmed, and some who had guns did not even load them. — Most of us went to prevent mis- chief, and did not intend to let the neighbors kill one another. — Our men shot into the air, and Sevier^s men into the comers of the house. As to the storm of snow keeping the men from taking sure aim, it is all a mistake. Both sides had the best marksmen in the world, who had o...ften killed a deer, and shot it in the head too, when a heavier snow was falling.
The men did not try to kill any body. They could easily have 1868.] The State of Franklin.
219 done so if they had been enemies.^' Of the same import is another authority. '^ Col. Femberton or- dered a general discharge of the rifles of his party. The discharge was made intentionally to avoid shooting any of Sevier's men." — Other testimony to the same ef- fect might be given, all confirma- tory of the position that is here taken, that both parties, leaders and adherents, were alike indis- posed to shed blood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Taylor, may explain it in his own words: "We did not go thereto fight. Keiiher party intended to do that. Many on both sides were ui^rmed, and some who had guns did not even load them. — Most of us went to prevent mis- chief, and did not intend to let the neighbors kill one another. — Our men shot into the air, and Sevier^s men into the comers of the house. As to the storm of snow keeping the men from taking sure aim, it is all a mistake. Both sides had the best marksmen in the world, who had o...ften killed a deer, and shot it in the head too, when a heavier snow was falling.
The men did not try to kill any body. They could easily have 1868.] The State of Franklin.
219 done so if they had been enemies.^' Of the same import is another authority. '^ Col. Femberton or- dered a general discharge of the rifles of his party. The discharge was made intentionally to avoid shooting any of Sevier's men." — Other testimony to the same ef- fect might be given, all confirma- tory of the position that is here taken, that both parties, leaders and adherents, were alike indis- posed to shed blood.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Harvey Hill to read onlineMoreLess
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