The Union Indian Brigade in the Civil War
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They knew th< risk they were taking to accomplish their diabolical ends.
In his efforts to hold the country north of the Boston Mountains, Colonel M. La Rue Harrison, First Arkansas Cavalry, at Fayetteville, was kept busily employed after the withdrawal of the Army of the Frontier from that section. He was obliged to use part of his force in keeping his com munication open between that place and Cassville and Springfield, and to send out scouting detachments of a hundred or so men in the direct...ion of the Arkansas River to secure information of the movements of the enemy from that quarter. On the 5th of February he sent out a scout of two hundred and twenty-five men under Lieutenant- Colonel James Stuart, Tenth Illinois Cavalry, consisting of one hundred men and two small howitzers of that regiment, and one hundred and twenty-five men of the First Arkan sas Cavalry, through the mountains over the Prog Bayou Road to the Arkansas River, to ascertain whether the enemy were displaying any signs of re-organization and activity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They knew th< risk they were taking to accomplish their diabolical ends.
In his efforts to hold the country north of the Boston Mountains, Colonel M. La Rue Harrison, First Arkansas Cavalry, at Fayetteville, was kept busily employed after the withdrawal of the Army of the Frontier from that section. He was obliged to use part of his force in keeping his com munication open between that place and Cassville and Springfield, and to send out scouting detachments of a hundred or so men in the direct...ion of the Arkansas River to secure information of the movements of the enemy from that quarter. On the 5th of February he sent out a scout of two hundred and twenty-five men under Lieutenant- Colonel James Stuart, Tenth Illinois Cavalry, consisting of one hundred men and two small howitzers of that regiment, and one hundred and twenty-five men of the First Arkan sas Cavalry, through the mountains over the Prog Bayou Road to the Arkansas River, to ascertain whether the enemy were displaying any signs of re-organization and activity.
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