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... whites who were encroaching on their territory , little fuel was needed to light the torch of war . A talk with the Indians was intercepted which assured Cameron that they were ready to attend him and massacre all the back settlers of ...
... whites who were encroaching on their territory , little fuel was needed to light the torch of war . A talk with the Indians was intercepted which assured Cameron that they were ready to attend him and massacre all the back settlers of ...
Page 423
... whites . Now why did Nancy Ward betray the plans of the Indians ? She was a half - breed and being nearly allied to some of the chiefs , had in this way gotten their secrets . She was the mother of Betsy Ward , whom we find living with ...
... whites . Now why did Nancy Ward betray the plans of the Indians ? She was a half - breed and being nearly allied to some of the chiefs , had in this way gotten their secrets . She was the mother of Betsy Ward , whom we find living with ...
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The expedition was a valuable one . It took the whites into the center of the Indian country and showed them that their fancied security from the whites was false . The smoke of their burning towns was of much more value as an argument ...
The expedition was a valuable one . It took the whites into the center of the Indian country and showed them that their fancied security from the whites was false . The smoke of their burning towns was of much more value as an argument ...
Contents
Inaugural Address by Dr James B Angell President | 13 |
The Value of National Archives by Mrs Ellen Hardin | 25 |
American Historical Nomenclature by Hon Ainsworth | 33 |
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