The Story of the Soldier
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The leader or chief of the Modocs could not find a suitable place, so they left the reservation again, and the tribe went back to their old home in the Lost Eiver Basin and once more took up their residence there.
In the meantime, this country having been thrown open to settlement with the assurance that the In- dians had finally surrendered all claim to it, had, dur- ing the time the Modocs had lived on the Klamath Reservation, been occupied more extensively than ever by new settlers, who were..., perhaps naturally enough, indignant and angry at the Modocs for returning to it. Complaints and petitions were sent to the Indian agent, the Indian Bureau in Washington, and to Brigadier- General E. R. S. Canby, then stationed at Portland, THE MODOC WAR IN OREGON. 289 Ore. , the commander of the Department of the Co- lumbia, within whose jurisdiction these Indians were located, alleging that the Modocs were insolent, over- bearing, and threatening, stating that they had de- stroyed some of the property of the settlers, and that their presence in that section was a constant menace, and asking for their removal to the Klamath Reser- vation, where they properly belonged under the pro- visions of the treaty of 1864.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The leader or chief of the Modocs could not find a suitable place, so they left the reservation again, and the tribe went back to their old home in the Lost Eiver Basin and once more took up their residence there.
In the meantime, this country having been thrown open to settlement with the assurance that the In- dians had finally surrendered all claim to it, had, dur- ing the time the Modocs had lived on the Klamath Reservation, been occupied more extensively than ever by new settlers, who were..., perhaps naturally enough, indignant and angry at the Modocs for returning to it. Complaints and petitions were sent to the Indian agent, the Indian Bureau in Washington, and to Brigadier- General E. R. S. Canby, then stationed at Portland, THE MODOC WAR IN OREGON. 289 Ore. , the commander of the Department of the Co- lumbia, within whose jurisdiction these Indians were located, alleging that the Modocs were insolent, over- bearing, and threatening, stating that they had de- stroyed some of the property of the settlers, and that their presence in that section was a constant menace, and asking for their removal to the Klamath Reser- vation, where they properly belonged under the pro- visions of the treaty of 1864.
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