The Scout of Pea Ridge
The Scout of Pea Ridge
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It is certain that the Confederacy reaped little re- ward for all the misery it brought upon its Indian adherents.
The agents, as new-made colonels, commenced enlisting the Indians, but Hopoeithleyohola, an aged Cherokee chief rebelled. " Why, " he asked, " should EOPOEITHLETOHOLA 229 I and my people fight against the Great Father at Washington? " Hopoeithleyohola. At this time was nearly a hun- dred years old. If all the details of his long life could be written they would be more interesting ...than any dime novel of Indian life. He was a boy at the time of tlie Revolutionary War. When a young man he fought for the Spaniards against the English in Florida. During the War of 1812-1815 of the United States against England, he fought valiantly for the English, for he felt he was fight- ing for the preservation of the land of his fore- fathers. He was one of the bravest of the chieftains that opposed General Jackson in his campaign against the Southern Indians in 1813- 1814 and fought until all hope was gone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is certain that the Confederacy reaped little re- ward for all the misery it brought upon its Indian adherents.
The agents, as new-made colonels, commenced enlisting the Indians, but Hopoeithleyohola, an aged Cherokee chief rebelled. " Why, " he asked, " should EOPOEITHLETOHOLA 229 I and my people fight against the Great Father at Washington? " Hopoeithleyohola. At this time was nearly a hun- dred years old. If all the details of his long life could be written they would be more interesting ...than any dime novel of Indian life. He was a boy at the time of tlie Revolutionary War. When a young man he fought for the Spaniards against the English in Florida. During the War of 1812-1815 of the United States against England, he fought valiantly for the English, for he felt he was fight- ing for the preservation of the land of his fore- fathers. He was one of the bravest of the chieftains that opposed General Jackson in his campaign against the Southern Indians in 1813- 1814 and fought until all hope was gone.
What to read after The Scout of Pea Ridge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Byron a Byron Archibald Dunn to read onlineMoreLess
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