 PIKE. — The world of prairie which lies at a distance of more than three hundred miles west of the inhabited portions of the United States, and south of the river Arkansas and its branches, has been rarely, and parts of it never, trodden by the foot,...  Publications - Page 66by Arkansas Historical Association - 1917Full view - About this book
 | George Washington Light - 1847 - 398 pages
...Grief you offer but a name — Blood— written on the soul! A PICTURE OF THE PRAIRIE. Br ALBERT PIKE. THE world of Prairie which lies at a distance of more...and there a hole, is never found. Ranged over by the Comanches, the Pawnees, the Caiwas, and other equally wandering, savage and hostile tribes, its very... | |
 | Theodore Dwight - 1847 - 838 pages
...our race — all nature, indeed — teems with examples. — SEL. •ф363 Picture of the Prairie. The world of Prairie, which lies at a distance of...become in their course, the source is unexplored. Deserta are there, too barren of grass to support even the hardy Buffalo, and in which water, except... | |
 | Robert Sears - 1854 - 668 pages
...the spot at night. DESCRIPTION OF THE STATE OF ARKANSAS. DESCRIPTION OF A PRAIRIE, HY AtHURT PIKE.— The world of prairie which lies at a distance of more...here and there a hole, is never found. Ranged over hy the Camanches, the Pawnees, and Gaiwaa, and other equally wandering, savage, and hostile tribes,... | |
 | Robert Sears - 1876 - 664 pages
...spot at night. 462 DESCRIPTION OF THE STATE OF ARKANSAS. DESCRIPTION OP A PRAIRIE, BY ALBERT PIKE. — The world of prairie which lies at a distance of more...and there a hole, is never found. Ranged over by the Camanches, the Pawnees, and Caiwas, and other equally wandering, savage, and hostile tribes, its very... | |
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