 The afternoon before their departure a "ball" was given in their honor. Of this "ball," Col. Kane says: "A more merry dancing rout I have never seen, though the company went without refreshments and their ball room was of the most primitive kind. [Under...  The Mormon Battalion: Its History and Achievementsнаписао/ла Brigham Henry Roberts - 1919 - 96 страницаПуни преглед - О овој књизи
 | Daniel Tyler - 1881 - 390 страница
...sentimental affectation at their leave-taking. The afternoon before was appropriated to a farewell ball; and a more merry dancing rout I have never seen, though the company went without refreshments, and their ball-room was of the most primitive. It was the custom, whenever the larger camps rested for a few... | |
 | Hubert Howe Bancroft - 1886 - 808 страница
...most cases. For biographical notices of each officer and private, see my Pioneer Register and Index. merry dancing rout I have never seen, though the company went without refreshments, and their ball was of the most primitive," writes Colonel Kane. One of the soldiers' last acts before departure was... | |
 | Hubert Howe Bancroft - 1886 - 812 страница
...most cases. For biographical notices of each officer and private, see my Pioneer Register and Index. merry dancing rout I have never seen, though the company went without refreshments, and their ball was of the most primitive," writes Colonel Kane. One of the soldiers' last acts before departure was... | |
 | Hubert Howe Bancroft - 1886 - 840 страница
...most cases. For biographical notices of each officer and private, see my Pioneer Register and Index. merry dancing rout I have never seen, though the company went without refreshments, and their ball was of the most primitive," writes Colonel Kane. One of the soldiers' last acts before departure was... | |
 | Hubert Howe Bancroft - 1886 - 812 страница
...most cases. For biographical notices of each officer and private, see my Pioneer Register and Index. merry dancing rout I have never seen, though the company went without refreshments, and their ball was of the most primitive," writes Colonel Kane. One of the soldiers' last acts before departure was... | |
 | John Henry Evans, A. B. - 1905 - 542 страница
...before their departure,” says Colonel Kane, who was there, “was appropriated to a farewell ball; and a more merry dancing rout I have never seen, though the company went without refreshments, and the ball-room was of the most primitive. To the canto of debonair violins, the cheer of horns, the... | |
 | Anthon Henrik Lund - 1911 - 246 страница
...sentimental affectation at their leave-taking. The afternoon before was appropriated to a farewell ball; and a more merry dancing rout I have never seen, though the company went without refreshments, and their ball-room was of the most primitive. It was the custom, whenever the larger camps rested for a few... | |
 | Thomas B. H. Stenhouse - 1874 - 828 страница
...sentimental affectation at their leave-taking. The afternoon before was appropriated to a farewell ball; a more merry dancing rout I have never seen, though the company went without refreshments, nd their ball-room was of the most primitive. It was the custom, whcnver the larger camps rested for... | |
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