The New-England Magazine, Band 3Joseph Tinker Buckingham, Edwin Buckingham, Samuel Gridley Howe, John Osborne Sargent, Park Benjamin J. T. and E. Buckingham, 1832 |
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... Fort Snelling , and did not return to it for some months . It was said that they formed a conspiracy , to demand a council , and kill the Indian Agent and the Commanding Officer . If this was fact , they had no opportunity , or wanted ...
... Fort Snelling , and did not return to it for some months . It was said that they formed a conspiracy , to demand a council , and kill the Indian Agent and the Commanding Officer . If this was fact , they had no opportunity , or wanted ...
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... Fort Snelling , the Red Bird was absent from his Winnebago village , on an expedition against the Chippewas . He returned unsuccessful , and consequently , sullen and malecontent . Till this time , he had been noted among his tribe for ...
... Fort Snelling , the Red Bird was absent from his Winnebago village , on an expedition against the Chippewas . He returned unsuccessful , and consequently , sullen and malecontent . Till this time , he had been noted among his tribe for ...
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... Fort Snelling . They passed the mouth of Black river with a full sheet , so that a few Winnebagoes , who were there encamped , had some diffi- culty in reaching them with their canoes . They might have taken both boats , for there were ...
... Fort Snelling . They passed the mouth of Black river with a full sheet , so that a few Winnebagoes , who were there encamped , had some diffi- culty in reaching them with their canoes . They might have taken both boats , for there were ...
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... fort . Never- theless , they showed much spirit , and speedily established a very effective disci- pline . An express was immediately sent to Galena , and another to Fort Snelling , for assistance . A company of upwards of a hundred ...
... fort . Never- theless , they showed much spirit , and speedily established a very effective disci- pline . An express was immediately sent to Galena , and another to Fort Snelling , for assistance . A company of upwards of a hundred ...
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