The Life And Adventures of Daniel Boone, the First Settler of Kentucky : Interspersed With Incidents in the Early Annals of the Country
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Disastrous battle near the Blue Licks — General Clarke's expedition against the Miami towns — Massacre of McClure's family — The horrors of Indian assaults throughout the settlements — General H.umar's expedition — Defeat of General St. Clair — Gen. Wayne's victory, and a final peace with the Indians.
Here, in the order of the annals of the country, would be the place to present the famous attack of Bryant's station, which we have anticipated by an :machronism, and given already, in order to pr...esent the reader with a clear view of a station, and the peculiar mode of attack and defence in these border wars. The attack upon Bryant's station was made by the largest body of Indians that had been seen in Kentucky, the whole force amounting at least to six hundred men. We have seen that they did not decamp until they had suffered a severe loss of their warriors. They departed with so much precipita- tion as to have left their tents standing, their fires burning, and their meat roasting.
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Disastrous battle near the Blue Licks — General Clarke's expedition against the Miami towns — Massacre of McClure's family — The horrors of Indian assaults throughout the settlements — General H.umar's expedition — Defeat of General St. Clair — Gen. Wayne's victory, and a final peace with the Indians.
Here, in the order of the annals of the country, would be the place to present the famous attack of Bryant's station, which we have anticipated by an :machronism, and given already, in order to pr...esent the reader with a clear view of a station, and the peculiar mode of attack and defence in these border wars. The attack upon Bryant's station was made by the largest body of Indians that had been seen in Kentucky, the whole force amounting at least to six hundred men. We have seen that they did not decamp until they had suffered a severe loss of their warriors. They departed with so much precipita- tion as to have left their tents standing, their fires burning, and their meat roasting.
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