The Winning of the West, volume 4
The Winning of the West, volume 4
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He was enabled to tellexactly what Wayne was doing, as Wilkinson, who was serving under Wayne, punctually informed the Spaniard of all that took place in the Americanarmy. [Footnote: Draper MSS. , Spanish Documents, Carondelet to Alcudia, Nov. 1, 1793. ] Carondelet saw that the fate of the Spanish-Americanprovince which he ruled, hung on the separation of the Western Statesfrom the Union. [Footnote: _Do. _, Carondelet to Alcudia, Sept. 25, 1795. ] As long as he thought it possible to bring abou...t the separation, he refused to pay heed even to the orders of the Court of Spain, or tothe treaty engagements by which he was nominally bound. He was forced tomake constant demands upon the Spanish Court for money to be used in thenegotiations; that is, to bribe Wilkinson and his fellows in Kentucky. He succeeded in placating the Chickasaws, and got from them a formalcession of the Chickasaw Bluffs, which was a direct blow at the Americanpretensions. As with all Indian tribes, the Chickasaws were not capableof any settled policy, and were not under any responsible authority.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was enabled to tellexactly what Wayne was doing, as Wilkinson, who was serving under Wayne, punctually informed the Spaniard of all that took place in the Americanarmy. [Footnote: Draper MSS. , Spanish Documents, Carondelet to Alcudia, Nov. 1, 1793. ] Carondelet saw that the fate of the Spanish-Americanprovince which he ruled, hung on the separation of the Western Statesfrom the Union. [Footnote: _Do. _, Carondelet to Alcudia, Sept. 25, 1795. ] As long as he thought it possible to bring abou...t the separation, he refused to pay heed even to the orders of the Court of Spain, or tothe treaty engagements by which he was nominally bound. He was forced tomake constant demands upon the Spanish Court for money to be used in thenegotiations; that is, to bribe Wilkinson and his fellows in Kentucky. He succeeded in placating the Chickasaws, and got from them a formalcession of the Chickasaw Bluffs, which was a direct blow at the Americanpretensions. As with all Indian tribes, the Chickasaws were not capableof any settled policy, and were not under any responsible authority.
What to read after The Winning of the West, volume 4?
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