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... fitted out with traps , arms , ammunition , horses , and every other requisite , and were to trap upon the upper part of Mad River , and upon the neigh- boring streams of the mountains . This would probably occupy Them-Their Departure I.
... fitted out with traps , arms , ammunition , horses , and every other requisite , and were to trap upon the upper part of Mad River , and upon the neigh- boring streams of the mountains . This would probably occupy Them-Their Departure I.
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Washington Irving. Indian Arms and Armor III practice of American savages . Their arms were bows and arrows , spears , and war clubs . Some wore a corselet , formed of pieces of hard wood laced together with bear grass , so as to form a ...
Washington Irving. Indian Arms and Armor III practice of American savages . Their arms were bows and arrows , spears , and war clubs . Some wore a corselet , formed of pieces of hard wood laced together with bear grass , so as to form a ...
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... arms ! to arms ! " A mounted Crow galloped past the camp , bearing a red flag . He reined his steed on the summit of a neighboring knoll , and waved his flaring banner . A diabolical yell now broke forth on the opposite side of the camp ...
... arms ! to arms ! " A mounted Crow galloped past the camp , bearing a red flag . He reined his steed on the summit of a neighboring knoll , and waved his flaring banner . A diabolical yell now broke forth on the opposite side of the camp ...
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