One of the soldiers of Stand Watie, recalled: "... for Watie you could even go into the jaws of death. He gave a command and then himself rushed forward, and we rushed to the battle yelling for him. We fought like tigers, each of us against three enemies. Apparently, Watie is cherished by spirits - it was all against us.
Один из солдат Стэнда Уэйти вспоминал: «Не знаю, как нам удалось захватить эту артиллерию . Но за Уэйти можно было пойти даже в пасть смерти. Он отдал приказ и сам бросился вперед, а мы с боевым кличем ринулись за ним. Мы дрались, как тигры, каждый из нас против троих врагов. Видимо, Уэйти берегут духи - ведь все было против нас!».
"What stupid people they are! They can do nothing and their continued defeats should convince them of it. They have lost six great battles; we have captured six hundred and eight cannon, nearly one hundred thousand stands of arms, made twenty thousand prisoners, have the greatest portion of their country and are fast advancing on their Capital which must be ours,—yet they refuse to treat!"-Kirby Smith, 1847, on continuing Mexican resistance.
i'm choctaw but i feel proud to be from my part of the world but believe it or not where he was when he surrendered i've only been there once and didn't know about it until 9th grade
This story is easy to ready, and understand. While the story starts off slow, by the end of the book, I wanted to know what happens next. Those that grew up in the 40's and 50's in the midwest or in the country or on a reservation; For all readers both young an silver haired will be able to identify with the main character Stand Watie. All the characters where real people.
One of the soldiers of Stand Watie, recalled: "... for Watie you could even go into the jaws of death. He gave a command and then himself rushed forward, and we rushed to the battle yelling for him. We fought like tigers, each of us against three enemies. Apparently, Watie is cherished by spirits - it was all against us.
TheBlackSkif 3 months ago
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Один из солдат Стэнда Уэйти вспоминал: «Не знаю, как нам удалось захватить эту артиллерию . Но за Уэйти можно было пойти даже в пасть смерти. Он отдал приказ и сам бросился вперед, а мы с боевым кличем ринулись за ним. Мы дрались, как тигры, каждый из нас против троих врагов. Видимо, Уэйти берегут духи - ведь все было против нас!».
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"What stupid people they are! They can do nothing and their continued defeats should convince them of it. They have lost six great battles; we have captured six hundred and eight cannon, nearly one hundred thousand stands of arms, made twenty thousand prisoners, have the greatest portion of their country and are fast advancing on their Capital which must be ours,—yet they refuse to treat!"-Kirby Smith, 1847, on continuing Mexican resistance.
..Oh..the irony..
parafleet 1 year ago
i'm choctaw but i feel proud to be from my part of the world but believe it or not where he was when he surrendered i've only been there once and didn't know about it until 9th grade
forttowson312010 1 year ago
this makes me fell prod 2 ba an osage indian
ndnkid6 2 years ago 2
Have you seen The History Channels
Indain Warriors: The untold story of the civil war?
operationgardenplot 2 years ago
This story is easy to ready, and understand. While the story starts off slow, by the end of the book, I wanted to know what happens next. Those that grew up in the 40's and 50's in the midwest or in the country or on a reservation; For all readers both young an silver haired will be able to identify with the main character Stand Watie. All the characters where real people.
percmpnl 3 years ago 2
Very entertaining and historical novel.
indymindy22 3 years ago 2