The Middle Period, 1817-1858
The Middle Period, 1817-1858
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Branscomb and a Colonel Blood, of Wisconsin, who had also been sent out by Mr. Lawrence, met the emigrants at Kansas City, and, after a good party of emi- deal of deliberation, led them to the spot on grants. ^j^^ Kansas River, above the confluence of the Wakarusa with the Kansas, on which the town of Law- rence was afterward built.
A few days before this first party of emigrants had arrived from the East, a meeting of residents of Platte The "Platte County in Missouri took place at Weston, def...en'five 'tf^ ^nd. Under the lead of B. F. Stringfellow, an sociation." organization was formed, which called itself the "Platte County Self-defensive Association," with the declared purpose of aiding in the removal of all per- sons from the soil of Kansas who might go there through THE STRUGGLE FOR KANSAS 415 the aid or protection or guidance of emigrant aid socie- ties in the North. Other such associations were formed in other localities of western Missouri, and before the autumn of 1854 had hardly opened, from iive to ten thousand persons, mostly desperate and reckless char- acters, were organized in the border counties of western Missouri, and ready to invade Kansas for the purpose of protecting the settlers in the Territory from Missouri and the South generally in the exclusive possession of the Territory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Branscomb and a Colonel Blood, of Wisconsin, who had also been sent out by Mr. Lawrence, met the emigrants at Kansas City, and, after a good party of emi- deal of deliberation, led them to the spot on grants. ^j^^ Kansas River, above the confluence of the Wakarusa with the Kansas, on which the town of Law- rence was afterward built.
A few days before this first party of emigrants had arrived from the East, a meeting of residents of Platte The "Platte County in Missouri took place at Weston, def...en'five 'tf^ ^nd. Under the lead of B. F. Stringfellow, an sociation." organization was formed, which called itself the "Platte County Self-defensive Association," with the declared purpose of aiding in the removal of all per- sons from the soil of Kansas who might go there through THE STRUGGLE FOR KANSAS 415 the aid or protection or guidance of emigrant aid socie- ties in the North. Other such associations were formed in other localities of western Missouri, and before the autumn of 1854 had hardly opened, from iive to ten thousand persons, mostly desperate and reckless char- acters, were organized in the border counties of western Missouri, and ready to invade Kansas for the purpose of protecting the settlers in the Territory from Missouri and the South generally in the exclusive possession of the Territory.
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