A History of the Indian Wars with the First Settlers of the United States to the Commencement of the Late War: Together with an Appendix, Not Before Added to this History, Containing Interesting Accounts of the Battles Fought by Gen. Andrew JacksonG.P. Humphrey, 1828 - Broj stranica: 192 |
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... . The natives , having never before seen horses , at first sight , it is said , considered them as rational creatures and the horse and rider as one animal . A number of the fiercest dogs brought over from Europe INDIAN WARS . 7.
... . The natives , having never before seen horses , at first sight , it is said , considered them as rational creatures and the horse and rider as one animal . A number of the fiercest dogs brought over from Europe INDIAN WARS . 7.
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... never to recover . But everything on earth approaching perfection is usually of short duration . At the close of the 16th century , the spirit of the reformation had begun to languish , and new errors had crept in , or old ones had ...
... never to recover . But everything on earth approaching perfection is usually of short duration . At the close of the 16th century , the spirit of the reformation had begun to languish , and new errors had crept in , or old ones had ...
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... never regarded , and ceded lands which he soon claimed again as his own . The Mohegan pos- sessed all Windham county and a part of the two contigu- ous , the sachem of which was Uncus , distinguished by his fi- delity and friendship for ...
... never regarded , and ceded lands which he soon claimed again as his own . The Mohegan pos- sessed all Windham county and a part of the two contigu- ous , the sachem of which was Uncus , distinguished by his fi- delity and friendship for ...
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... never to be erased from their revengeful breasts as long as traces of them were left in their memories . Unable to procure aid from those , whom they had former- ly treated as enemies , they were resolved to take counsel from courage ...
... never to be erased from their revengeful breasts as long as traces of them were left in their memories . Unable to procure aid from those , whom they had former- ly treated as enemies , they were resolved to take counsel from courage ...
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... never to recover . 700 Indian warriors were left dead on the field of battle ; and 300 more died of their wounds . 600 were taken prisoners , of whom 300 were warriors . The Indians had left their all . They were left without firesides ...
... never to recover . 700 Indian warriors were left dead on the field of battle ; and 300 more died of their wounds . 600 were taken prisoners , of whom 300 were warriors . The Indians had left their all . They were left without firesides ...
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Stranica 154 - I appeal to any white man to say, if ever he entered Logan's cabin hungry, and he gave him not meat; if ever he came cold and naked, and he clothed him not. During the course of the last long and bloody war, Logan remained idle in his cabin, an advocate for peace. Such was my love for the whites, that my countrymen pointed as they passed, and said, 'Logan is the friend of white men.
Stranica 154 - ... There runs not a drop of my blood in the veins of any living creature. This called on me for revenge. I have sought it : I have killed many : I have fully glutted my vengeance. For my country, I rejoice at the beams of peace. But do not harbor a thought that mine is the joy of fear.
Stranica 185 - The enemy retreated firing, until they got around, and in their buildings, where they made all the resistance that an overpowered soldier could do. They fought as long as one existed ; but their destruction was very soon completed. Our men rushed up to the doors of the houses, and in a few minutes killed the last warrior of them. The enemy fought with savage fury, and met death with all its horrors, without shrinking or complaining: not one asked to be spared, but fought as long as they could stand...
Stranica 180 - Allcorn was ordered to march up on the right and encircle one half of the town, and at the same time the left would form a half circle on the left, and unite the head of the columns in front of the town ; all of which was performed as I could wish.
Stranica 179 - An hundred and eighty-six of the enemy were found dead on the field, and about eighty taken prisoners, forty of whom have been brought here. In the number left there is a sufficiency but slightly wounded to take care of those who are badly. I have to regret that five of my brave fellows have been killed, and about thirty wounded; some badly, but none I hope mortally. Both officers and men behaved with the utmost bravery and deliberation. Captains Smith, Bradley, and Winston are wounded, all slightly....
Stranica 31 - Christ be assured, that if any servant be taken away, it is merely because the honors of this world are too narrow for his reward; an everlasting crown is set upon his head; because the rewards of this life are insufficient. March, then, with Christian courage, in the strength of the Lord; march with faith in his divine promises, and soon your swords shall find your enemies ; soon they shall fall like leaves of the forest under your feet.
Stranica 180 - Hammond exhibited his front in view of the town (which stood in an open woodland), and gave a few scattering shot, the enemy formed and made a violent charge on him. He gave way as they advanced until they met our right column, which gave them a general fire and then charged. This changed the direction of charge completely.
Stranica 188 - ... edge, where they had been precipitated by their surviving friends, [!!] their loss in killed, independent of their wounded, must have been at least 200, (among whom were the Autossee and Tallassee kings,) and from the circumstance of their making no efforts to molest our return, probably greater.
Stranica 187 - The right wing chased them, with a most destructive fire, to the mountains, a distance of about three miles, and, had I not been compelled, by the faux pas of the militia in the outset of the battle, to dismount my reserve, I believe not a man of them would have escaped.