The History of Kentucky, from Its Earliest Settlement to the Present TimeLippincott, Grambo, 1852 - 316 страница |
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... fell back ; never stooping to the earth but to gather strength for the rebound ; simple in his tastes and pleasures ; a doer of brave acts and generous deeds - not to gain the applause of others , but from native nobility of soul . Free ...
... fell back ; never stooping to the earth but to gather strength for the rebound ; simple in his tastes and pleasures ; a doer of brave acts and generous deeds - not to gain the applause of others , but from native nobility of soul . Free ...
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... fell . The garrison strongly sympathized with the exposed sufferer , but the danger was so hazardous that they resist- ed for some time the agonizing appeals of the wretched wife whose husband lay writhing before her eyes . The enemy ...
... fell . The garrison strongly sympathized with the exposed sufferer , but the danger was so hazardous that they resist- ed for some time the agonizing appeals of the wretched wife whose husband lay writhing before her eyes . The enemy ...
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... , seven of the fourteen whites were wounded , and among the number the gallant Boone , whose leg being bro- ken , he fell to the ground . An Indian sprang EXPLOIT OF KENTON . 47 on him with an uplifted 46 HISTORY OF KENTUCKY .
... , seven of the fourteen whites were wounded , and among the number the gallant Boone , whose leg being bro- ken , he fell to the ground . An Indian sprang EXPLOIT OF KENTON . 47 on him with an uplifted 46 HISTORY OF KENTUCKY .
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... fell , leaving their bodies half immersed in the water . Having captured a man who was discovered . shooting ducks , Clark sent by him a letter into the town , notifying the inhabitants he should take possession of the place that night ...
... fell , leaving their bodies half immersed in the water . Having captured a man who was discovered . shooting ducks , Clark sent by him a letter into the town , notifying the inhabitants he should take possession of the place that night ...
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... throwing down their guns , fell upon the survivors with the tomahawk . The panic was complete , and the slaughter awful . Colonel Rogers and forty - five men were killed instantly . The re- mainder fled to their boats , but the guards who.
... throwing down their guns , fell upon the survivors with the tomahawk . The panic was complete , and the slaughter awful . Colonel Rogers and forty - five men were killed instantly . The re- mainder fled to their boats , but the guards who.
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Страница 156 - Kennan was among the hindmost when the flight commenced, but exerting those same powers which had saved him in the morning, he quickly gained the front, passing several horsemen in the flight. Here he beheld a private in his own company, an intimate acquaintance, lying upon the ground, with his thigh broken, and in tones of the most piercing distress, implored each horseman who hurried by to take him up behind him.
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