The Constitutional And Political History of the United States 5
The Constitutional And Political History of the United States 5
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III., No.
5, p. 41.
^ The St. Louis Neicg complains of Buford's men: **But the men could not be induced to do it (to settle). They preferred roving over the country in organized bands, depending on their too hospitable friends in Kansas and Missouri for the means of support. These friends are tired of them, and no doubt desire their departure. They have done nothing for themselves, nothing for their commander, and nothing for the cause of the south in Kansas." The Independent^ Aug. 14, 1856.
Li...eutenant Mcintosh testifies that they did not live entirely on the hospitality of their friends: "It is a notorious fact that some of the band who came originally into this territory with Col. Buford have committed gross outrages, and I can say with certainty that there are still small parties of his men now in the territory acting in the most lawless manner." Message and Documents, 1856-57, 1., p. 72.
2 In the report of the investigating committee we read: *' While holding their session at Wesport they (your committee) saw several parties of armed men, confessedly citizens of Missouri, march into tbe I GUERILLA WARFARE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
III., No.
5, p. 41.
^ The St. Louis Neicg complains of Buford's men: **But the men could not be induced to do it (to settle). They preferred roving over the country in organized bands, depending on their too hospitable friends in Kansas and Missouri for the means of support. These friends are tired of them, and no doubt desire their departure. They have done nothing for themselves, nothing for their commander, and nothing for the cause of the south in Kansas." The Independent^ Aug. 14, 1856.
Li...eutenant Mcintosh testifies that they did not live entirely on the hospitality of their friends: "It is a notorious fact that some of the band who came originally into this territory with Col. Buford have committed gross outrages, and I can say with certainty that there are still small parties of his men now in the territory acting in the most lawless manner." Message and Documents, 1856-57, 1., p. 72.
2 In the report of the investigating committee we read: *' While holding their session at Wesport they (your committee) saw several parties of armed men, confessedly citizens of Missouri, march into tbe I GUERILLA WARFARE.
What to read after The Constitutional And Political History of the United States 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lalor, John J. (John Joseph), D. 1899 to read onlineMoreLess
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