Glimpses of the Nation's Struggle
Glimpses of the Nation's Struggle
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The enemy was overtaken by McBean iuid his three comrades before the belt of timber was reached A parley ensued, and in a short time the Indians, formed in line, were seen to come towards the troops, the guard in their rear. They carried their guns across their arms, and advanced with slow, hesi- tating steps. Suddenly they were observed to sit down and gesticulate at the guards. Fearing for the safety of his men, the command was given "Trot, march ! ^ and away the troops went, to be in time to... take a hand in an attack, provided they were obliged to do so. This movement was seen by the Indians, who arose and came on in the same order as before. In a few seconds the troops and savages met face to face, the -countenances of the latter showing signs of rage and distrust. Captain Starkey, riding to the front and in advance of his men, beckoned the Indians to come towards him, and instructed the interpreter to tell them that they should not be harmed; that their Great Father had sent his soldiers out to have a talk with them about some of their band that had been ^K)mmitting depredations on the white settlers; that they must go to St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The enemy was overtaken by McBean iuid his three comrades before the belt of timber was reached A parley ensued, and in a short time the Indians, formed in line, were seen to come towards the troops, the guard in their rear. They carried their guns across their arms, and advanced with slow, hesi- tating steps. Suddenly they were observed to sit down and gesticulate at the guards. Fearing for the safety of his men, the command was given "Trot, march ! ^ and away the troops went, to be in time to... take a hand in an attack, provided they were obliged to do so. This movement was seen by the Indians, who arose and came on in the same order as before. In a few seconds the troops and savages met face to face, the -countenances of the latter showing signs of rage and distrust. Captain Starkey, riding to the front and in advance of his men, beckoned the Indians to come towards him, and instructed the interpreter to tell them that they should not be harmed; that their Great Father had sent his soldiers out to have a talk with them about some of their band that had been ^K)mmitting depredations on the white settlers; that they must go to St.
What to read after Glimpses of the Nation's Struggle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States. Minnesota Commandery to read onlineMoreLess
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