Wisconsin in Three Centuries 1634 1905 volume 2
Wisconsin in Three Centuries 1634 1905 volume 2
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Fort Hamilton — At Hamilton's lead diggings, afterward called Wiota.
Mound Fort — South of the residence of Ebenezer Brigham, Blue Mounds.
Parish's Fort — At the farm of Thomas J. Parish, later called Wingville.
De Seelhorst's Fort — At the farm of Julius De Seelhorst, near Elk Grove. .
In addition, there were stockades at Platteville, White Oak Springs, Gratiot's Grove, Old Shullsburg and other points.
Meanwhile Governor Reynolds' energy and General Atkinson's systematic work resulted in the o...rganization of another army to cope with Black Hawk. It was a mounted force of thirty-two hundred volunteers, to- gether with three hundred regulars, commanded by Col- onel Zachary Taylor; about a hundred and fifty rangers, commanded by Colonel Henry Frye, who had been en- gaged in protecting the northern settlements of Illinois, and Colonel Henry Dodge's rangers, who joined the army at a later period. These rangers, two hundred strong, consisted of men from the "lead diggings" along the north line of Illinois.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fort Hamilton — At Hamilton's lead diggings, afterward called Wiota.
Mound Fort — South of the residence of Ebenezer Brigham, Blue Mounds.
Parish's Fort — At the farm of Thomas J. Parish, later called Wingville.
De Seelhorst's Fort — At the farm of Julius De Seelhorst, near Elk Grove. .
In addition, there were stockades at Platteville, White Oak Springs, Gratiot's Grove, Old Shullsburg and other points.
Meanwhile Governor Reynolds' energy and General Atkinson's systematic work resulted in the o...rganization of another army to cope with Black Hawk. It was a mounted force of thirty-two hundred volunteers, to- gether with three hundred regulars, commanded by Col- onel Zachary Taylor; about a hundred and fifty rangers, commanded by Colonel Henry Frye, who had been en- gaged in protecting the northern settlements of Illinois, and Colonel Henry Dodge's rangers, who joined the army at a later period. These rangers, two hundred strong, consisted of men from the "lead diggings" along the north line of Illinois.
What to read after Wisconsin in Three Centuries 1634 1905 volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Colin Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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