The Robert Lucas Journal of the War of 1812 During the Campaign Under General Wi
The Robert Lucas Journal of the War of 1812 During the Campaign Under General Wi
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I was willing to do anything I was See Lossing's Pictorial Field-Book of the War of 1812, p. 277. EDITOR.
46 THE ROBERT LUCAS JOURNAL ordered but not to act foolis[h]ly, had we made the attempt agreeable to his plan we would been both take[n], instead of taking Tecumseh, per- haps that was his wish [Tuesday, August the Fourth] 4 th August having been informed that a party of British and Indians had Crossed turk[e]y Creek and that two British officers had advanced within 4 miles of our Camp, Cap...t McCollock W m Stockton Edward fowler Montgomery McCull and myself went in Search of them we proceeded as far as turk[e]y creek we ascertained that there had been a party of the British and Indians there the day before and had driven of[f] a quantity of the inhabitants Cattle and were expected there again that day, we went as far as was thought pruden[t] and took a cross the Countary for Sev- [e]ral miles back, we Saw Sev[e]ral British or Indians riding at a distance from us but on seeing us they made of[f] from us we returned to Camp and reported accord- ingly on our return we was informed that the Gnl had Consented to Send a Detachment of about 150 men under the Command of Major Van home 1 to escort the male and to join Capt Brush at the river raisin, Capt McCollock applied to the Gnl for liberty to accompany them with the rangers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was willing to do anything I was See Lossing's Pictorial Field-Book of the War of 1812, p. 277. EDITOR.
46 THE ROBERT LUCAS JOURNAL ordered but not to act foolis[h]ly, had we made the attempt agreeable to his plan we would been both take[n], instead of taking Tecumseh, per- haps that was his wish [Tuesday, August the Fourth] 4 th August having been informed that a party of British and Indians had Crossed turk[e]y Creek and that two British officers had advanced within 4 miles of our Camp, Cap...t McCollock W m Stockton Edward fowler Montgomery McCull and myself went in Search of them we proceeded as far as turk[e]y creek we ascertained that there had been a party of the British and Indians there the day before and had driven of[f] a quantity of the inhabitants Cattle and were expected there again that day, we went as far as was thought pruden[t] and took a cross the Countary for Sev- [e]ral miles back, we Saw Sev[e]ral British or Indians riding at a distance from us but on seeing us they made of[f] from us we returned to Camp and reported accord- ingly on our return we was informed that the Gnl had Consented to Send a Detachment of about 150 men under the Command of Major Van home 1 to escort the male and to join Capt Brush at the river raisin, Capt McCollock applied to the Gnl for liberty to accompany them with the rangers.
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