The Roaring Land
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Mr. Whitman and Mr. Spalding and ladies, two Mr. Lees and Mr. Shepard, surely clergy- men enough when the Indian population is so reduced; but this is not all. There are five more gents as follows: two in quest of flowers, two killing all the birds on the Columbia, and one in quest of rocks and stones. All these bucks come with letters from the president of the United States, and you know it would not be good policy not to treat them politely. They are a perfect nuisance. " The bateau of fur br...igades, ships, and the years came and went, and across the great river Jason Lee and his disciples labored among the Indians in the Willamette valley. They labored without much success, and then Jason became converted to the land. In 1838, he crossed the plains and traveled through the States, lecturing as he went an American John the Baptist, fresh from the wilderness. Jason's trumpet voice had failed to stir the Indians to repentance, but it aroused his own people to the greatness of the Oregon country, and left them dreaming of a paradise on earth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Whitman and Mr. Spalding and ladies, two Mr. Lees and Mr. Shepard, surely clergy- men enough when the Indian population is so reduced; but this is not all. There are five more gents as follows: two in quest of flowers, two killing all the birds on the Columbia, and one in quest of rocks and stones. All these bucks come with letters from the president of the United States, and you know it would not be good policy not to treat them politely. They are a perfect nuisance. " The bateau of fur br...igades, ships, and the years came and went, and across the great river Jason Lee and his disciples labored among the Indians in the Willamette valley. They labored without much success, and then Jason became converted to the land. In 1838, he crossed the plains and traveled through the States, lecturing as he went an American John the Baptist, fresh from the wilderness. Jason's trumpet voice had failed to stir the Indians to repentance, but it aroused his own people to the greatness of the Oregon country, and left them dreaming of a paradise on earth.
What to read after The Roaring Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Archie Binns to read onlineMoreLess
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