Thrilling Incidents of the Wars of the United States Comprising the Most Strik
Thrilling Incidents of the Wars of the United States Comprising the Most Strik
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The ground below the town being unfavourable for an encampment, the army 36 422 INDIAN WAR.
marched on in the direction of the town, with a view to obtain a better situation beyond it. The troops were in an order of march, calculated, by a single conversion of companies, to form the order of battle which it had last assumed, the dragoons being in front. This corps, however, soon became entangled in ground covered with brush and tops of fallen trees. A halt was ordered, and Major Daviess directe...d to change position with Spencer's rifle corps, which occupied the open fields adjacent to the river.
The Indians seeing this manoeuvre, at the approach of the troops towards the town, supposed that they intended to attack it, and immediately prepared for defence. Some of them sallied out, and called to the advanced corps to halt. The governor, upon this, rode forward, and requesting some of the Indians to come to him, assured them that nothing was further from his thoughts than to attack them that the ground below the town on the river was not calculated for a^ encampment, and that it was his intention to search for a better one above.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The ground below the town being unfavourable for an encampment, the army 36 422 INDIAN WAR.
marched on in the direction of the town, with a view to obtain a better situation beyond it. The troops were in an order of march, calculated, by a single conversion of companies, to form the order of battle which it had last assumed, the dragoons being in front. This corps, however, soon became entangled in ground covered with brush and tops of fallen trees. A halt was ordered, and Major Daviess directe...d to change position with Spencer's rifle corps, which occupied the open fields adjacent to the river.
The Indians seeing this manoeuvre, at the approach of the troops towards the town, supposed that they intended to attack it, and immediately prepared for defence. Some of them sallied out, and called to the advanced corps to halt. The governor, upon this, rode forward, and requesting some of the Indians to come to him, assured them that nothing was further from his thoughts than to attack them that the ground below the town on the river was not calculated for a^ encampment, and that it was his intention to search for a better one above.
What to read after Thrilling Incidents of the Wars of the United States Comprising the Most Strik?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Neff, Jacob K to read onlineMoreLess
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