The Taming of the Sioux
The Taming of the Sioux
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He ordered his warriors to hold oil* until the necessary prep- arations could be made for so sublime an event. The squaws began to cook a mighty feast while the warriors painted themselves in all the hideous forms their ingenu- ity could suggest. Meanwhile the soldiers stood in the square formation, facing out on all four sides, and wait- ed while their thoughts roamed to their far distant homes, The Campaign of 1863 59 where, doubtless, many of them now wished they had re- mained.
It took all ...afternoon for the Indians to get ready for the slaughter, and just when they were about to begin, in the eool of the evening. General Sully hove in sight less than a mile away, his cavalry approaching rapidly. Instantly life took on a brighter hue to House's men, and the apparent easy victory of the Indians now was changed to impending defeat, and they thought of noth- ing else but to get away. Tepees were pulled down and in a very few minutes the Indian camp was in full re- treat. Sully fell upon them from the rear, while House attacked them from the east.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He ordered his warriors to hold oil* until the necessary prep- arations could be made for so sublime an event. The squaws began to cook a mighty feast while the warriors painted themselves in all the hideous forms their ingenu- ity could suggest. Meanwhile the soldiers stood in the square formation, facing out on all four sides, and wait- ed while their thoughts roamed to their far distant homes, The Campaign of 1863 59 where, doubtless, many of them now wished they had re- mained.
It took all ...afternoon for the Indians to get ready for the slaughter, and just when they were about to begin, in the eool of the evening. General Sully hove in sight less than a mile away, his cavalry approaching rapidly. Instantly life took on a brighter hue to House's men, and the apparent easy victory of the Indians now was changed to impending defeat, and they thought of noth- ing else but to get away. Tepees were pulled down and in a very few minutes the Indian camp was in full re- treat. Sully fell upon them from the rear, while House attacked them from the east.
What to read after The Taming of the Sioux?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Bennett Fiske to read onlineMoreLess
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