History of the United States Cavalry From the Formation of the Federal Governm
History of the United States Cavalry From the Formation of the Federal Governm
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This was a most deplorable affair, but no one was to blame. Our men fought the best they could, but were overpowered by superior numbers. The loss to the Indians was not ascertained, though several were known to have been killed, but they gained a de cided advantage, and it made them more arrogant than ever.
It was determined immediately to punish the Indians, and a force was fitted out, under command of Colonel United States Cavalry. 187 George Wright, of the 9th regiment of Infantry. A work w...as thrown up at the junction of the Snake and Tucanon Rivers, called Fort Taylor, after which the troops crossed the former stream. This was on the 26th of August.
On the 1st of September a fight took place, which is known as the "Battle of the Four Lakes. " I give the following graphic description of the fight, written by Lieu tenant Kip, of the Artillery. He says ; " My place, as adjutant of the artillery battalion, was of course with Captain Keyes. We rode to the top of the hill, when the whole scene lay before us like a splendid panorama.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was a most deplorable affair, but no one was to blame. Our men fought the best they could, but were overpowered by superior numbers. The loss to the Indians was not ascertained, though several were known to have been killed, but they gained a de cided advantage, and it made them more arrogant than ever.
It was determined immediately to punish the Indians, and a force was fitted out, under command of Colonel United States Cavalry. 187 George Wright, of the 9th regiment of Infantry. A work w...as thrown up at the junction of the Snake and Tucanon Rivers, called Fort Taylor, after which the troops crossed the former stream. This was on the 26th of August.
On the 1st of September a fight took place, which is known as the "Battle of the Four Lakes. " I give the following graphic description of the fight, written by Lieu tenant Kip, of the Artillery. He says ; " My place, as adjutant of the artillery battalion, was of course with Captain Keyes. We rode to the top of the hill, when the whole scene lay before us like a splendid panorama.
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