History of Wyoming: In a Series of Letters, from Charles Miner, to His Son William Penn MinerJ. Crissy, 1845 - 592 σελίδες |
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Σελίδα 27
... passed over the flats , and left several skeletons exposed . Mr. Hancock politely sent for me , but being absent , I did not visit the spot until the next day . A profusion of blue beads remained ; a skull or two , and some well ...
... passed over the flats , and left several skeletons exposed . Mr. Hancock politely sent for me , but being absent , I did not visit the spot until the next day . A profusion of blue beads remained ; a skull or two , and some well ...
Σελίδα 32
... passed freely through their country , yet such was their cautious concealment that says Heckewelder , " they kept their designs a profound secret , and it was not until those Indians made a sally , and murdered fourteen white people ...
... passed freely through their country , yet such was their cautious concealment that says Heckewelder , " they kept their designs a profound secret , and it was not until those Indians made a sally , and murdered fourteen white people ...
Σελίδα 34
... passed freely through the settlements of the Six Nations , associating unreservedly with chiefs and people , immediately preceding hostilities that commenced the French war ; yet not a word escaped from any lip - not a whisper came to ...
... passed freely through the settlements of the Six Nations , associating unreservedly with chiefs and people , immediately preceding hostilities that commenced the French war ; yet not a word escaped from any lip - not a whisper came to ...
Σελίδα 39
... passed over one of his legs un- discovered . Without , all was still and quiet , except the gentle mur- mur of the river at the rapids about a mile below . At this moment the Indians softly approached the door of his tent , and slightly ...
... passed over one of his legs un- discovered . Without , all was still and quiet , except the gentle mur- mur of the river at the rapids about a mile below . At this moment the Indians softly approached the door of his tent , and slightly ...
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... passed , the settlement flourishing ; a rose in a desert , and giving the highest promise of future usefulness , when the sudden outbreak of Indian war reached their ears , and created the utmost alarm . It had been a delusive hour of ...
... passed , the settlement flourishing ; a rose in a desert , and giving the highest promise of future usefulness , when the sudden outbreak of Indian war reached their ears , and created the utmost alarm . It had been a delusive hour of ...
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