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... Is. Harpe on Red River. —Adventnres of Du Tisué.—Bourgmont visits the Comanchee. —The Brothers Mallet in Colorado and New Mexico—Fain] do In Bruyére . . . . . 846 A HALF-CENTURY 0F CONFLICT. A HALF-CENTURY OF CONFLICT. CHAPTER I.
... Is. Harpe on Red River. —Adventnres of Du Tisué.—Bourgmont visits the Comanchee. —The Brothers Mallet in Colorado and New Mexico—Fain] do In Bruyére . . . . . 846 A HALF-CENTURY 0F CONFLICT. A HALF-CENTURY OF CONFLICT. CHAPTER I.
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... rivers a few rough settlements had gnawed slight indentations into this wilderness of woods; and a little farther inland some dismal clearing around a blockhouse or stockade let in the sunlight to a soil that had lain in shadow time out ...
... rivers a few rough settlements had gnawed slight indentations into this wilderness of woods; and a little farther inland some dismal clearing around a blockhouse or stockade let in the sunlight to a soil that had lain in shadow time out ...
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... rivers that bear their names, the Penacooks from the Merrimac, and the Pequawkets from the Saco, all well armed, and daubed with ceremonial paint. The principal among them, gathered under a large tent, were addressed by Dudley in a ...
... rivers that bear their names, the Penacooks from the Merrimac, and the Pequawkets from the Saco, all well armed, and daubed with ceremonial paint. The principal among them, gathered under a large tent, were addressed by Dudley in a ...
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... river Connecticut. On this, one Caleb Lyman with five friendly Indians, probably Mohegans, set out from Northampton, and after a long march through the forest, surprised, under cover of a thunderstorm, a wigwam containing nine warriors ...
... river Connecticut. On this, one Caleb Lyman with five friendly Indians, probably Mohegans, set out from Northampton, and after a long march through the forest, surprised, under cover of a thunderstorm, a wigwam containing nine warriors ...
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... river meadows, and the houses —forty-one in all -— were chiefly along the road towards the villages of Hadley and Hatfield, a few miles distant. In the middle of the place, on a rising ground called Meeting-house Hill, was a small ...
... river meadows, and the houses —forty-one in all -— were chiefly along the road towards the villages of Hadley and Hatfield, a few miles distant. In the middle of the place, on a rising ground called Meeting-house Hill, was a small ...
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The Works of Francis Parkman: A half-century of conflict Francis Parkman Obegränsad förhandsgranskning - 1897 |
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