The Makers of America
The Makers of America
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The Indians were delighted at the capture of such a prize. All of them had heard of the great backwoods- man, and some of them recognized him as the man who had escaped from their clutches several years before. They made merry with him and told him that he would not escape again.
The Indians then told Boone that he would have to conduct them to the Blue Lick salt camp, which they intended to capture. Boone did some quick think- ing. He concluded that it would be better to have them attack the m...en at the salt camp than the women and children at Boonesboro. So he led the way and later persuaded his men to surrender with- out a fight.
This capture, as Boone had expected, turned the minds of the Indians away from Boonesboro and the entire party headed for the Shawnee villages on the little Miami River in the southwestern part of Ohio. The trip was difficult. The weather was cold and the snow deep, and not much game ventured out. The men became very hungry and began to eat their dogs and horses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Indians were delighted at the capture of such a prize. All of them had heard of the great backwoods- man, and some of them recognized him as the man who had escaped from their clutches several years before. They made merry with him and told him that he would not escape again.
The Indians then told Boone that he would have to conduct them to the Blue Lick salt camp, which they intended to capture. Boone did some quick think- ing. He concluded that it would be better to have them attack the m...en at the salt camp than the women and children at Boonesboro. So he led the way and later persuaded his men to surrender with- out a fight.
This capture, as Boone had expected, turned the minds of the Indians away from Boonesboro and the entire party headed for the Shawnee villages on the little Miami River in the southwestern part of Ohio. The trip was difficult. The weather was cold and the snow deep, and not much game ventured out. The men became very hungry and began to eat their dogs and horses.
What to read after The Makers of America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Albert Woodburn to read onlineMoreLess
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