The Americanism of Theodore Roosevelt: Selections from His Writings and Speeches, Volume 3Houghton Mifflin Company, 1923 - 317 pages |
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... parties and hunting - parties who came from among the savage na- tions living north of the Ohio or south of the Tennessee . A roving war - party stumbled upon one of Boone's companions and killed him , and the others then left Boone and ...
... parties and hunting - parties who came from among the savage na- tions living north of the Ohio or south of the Tennessee . A roving war - party stumbled upon one of Boone's companions and killed him , and the others then left Boone and ...
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... party of hunters ; and other parties likewise came in , to wander for months and years through the wilderness ; and they wrought huge havoc among the vast herds of game . In 1771 Boone returned to his home . Two years later he started ...
... party of hunters ; and other parties likewise came in , to wander for months and years through the wilderness ; and they wrought huge havoc among the vast herds of game . In 1771 Boone returned to his home . Two years later he started ...
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... party were always on guard , with weapon at the ready , for fear of lurking savages . When he went to the House of Burgesses he carried his long rifle , and traversed roads not a mile of which was free from the danger of Indian attack ...
... party were always on guard , with weapon at the ready , for fear of lurking savages . When he went to the House of Burgesses he carried his long rifle , and traversed roads not a mile of which was free from the danger of Indian attack ...
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... party of other men were making salt at a lick , they were sur- prised and carried off by the Indians . The old ... parties , and try to rescue the prisoners . Once his own daughter , and two other girls who were with her , were carried ...
... party of other men were making salt at a lick , they were sur- prised and carried off by the Indians . The old ... parties , and try to rescue the prisoners . Once his own daughter , and two other girls who were with her , were carried ...
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... party did not begin to find them in any numbers until they reached the neighborhood of what is now southern Nebraska . From there onwards the game was found in vast herds and the party began to come upon those characteristic animals of ...
... party did not begin to find them in any numbers until they reached the neighborhood of what is now southern Nebraska . From there onwards the game was found in vast herds and the party began to come upon those characteristic animals of ...
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