 | Annie Heloise Abel - 1915 - 412 páginas
...journey northward had been undertaken in the bitterest of cold weather. With a raw northwest wind beating in their faces, And over the snow-covered roads, they...were on foot, without shoes, and very thinly clad. . . In this condition they had accomplished a journey of about three hundred miles; but quite a number... | |
 | Annie Heloise Abel - 1915 - 410 páginas
...journey northward had been undertaken in the bitterest of cold weather. With a raw northwest wind beating in their faces, And over the snow-covered roads, they...were on foot, without shoes, and very thinly clad. . . In this condition they, had accomplished a journey of about three hundred miles; but quite a number... | |
 | United States. Department of the Interior - 1862 - 738 páginas
...of Hon. William P. Dole, Commissioner of Indian Affairs, who was then daily expected at Leavenworth They had fought several battles with the rebels, in...lost nearly all their bedding on the battle-field, their suffering was immense and beyond description. In this condition they had accomplished a journey... | |
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Numbers of families had become separated during the fight with the rebels, of whom many were captured and taken back, and in consequence of which the wildest confusion prevailed, but the main body succeeded in keeping together, and made good their escape.... 