 | 1846 - 670 halaman
...yonder is the enemy. The fate of the Hardings tells us what we have to expect if defeated. We come out to fight, not only for liberty, but for life itself,...to his duty.' " The column had marched up the road running near the bank on which our right rested. On its display, as Denison led off his men, he repeated... | |
 | Charles Miner - 1845 - 616 halaman
...yonder is the enemy. The fate of the Hardings tells us what we have to expect if defeated. We come out to fight, not only for liberty, but for life itself,...man to his duty." The column had marched up the road running near the bank on which our right rested. On its display, as Denison led off his men, he repeated... | |
 | Charles Miner - 1845 - 614 halaman
...yonder is the enemy. The fate of the Hardings tells us what we have to expect if defeated. We come out to fight, not only for liberty, but for life itself, and what is dearer, to preserve our homes trom conflagration; our women and children from the tomahawk. Stand firm the first shock, and the Indians... | |
 | 1846 - 668 halaman
...yonder is the enemy. The fate of the Hardings tells us what we have to expect if defeated. We come out to fight, not only for liberty, but for life itself,...to his duty.' " The column had marched up the road running near the bank on which our right rested. On its display, as Denison led off his men, he repeated... | |
 | Benson John Lossing - 1851 - 596 halaman
...yonder is the enemy. The fate of the Hardings tells us what we have to expect if defeated. We come out to fight, not only for liberty, but for life itself,...the Indians will give way. Every man to his duty.'" At the conclusion of Colonel Butler's short address, the Americans opened the battle on the enemy's... | |
 | Benson John Lossing - 1851 - 606 halaman
...yonder is the enemy. The fate of the Hardings tells us what we have to expect if defeated. We come out to fight, not only for liberty, but for life itself,...shock, and the Indians will give way. Every man to his duty."2 At the conclusion of Colonel Butler's short address, the Americana opened the battle on the... | |
 | Benson John Lossing - 1851 - 594 halaman
...yonder is the enemy. The fate of the Hardings tells us what we have to expect if defeated. We come out to fight, not only for liberty, but for life itself,...shock, and the Indians will give way. Every man to his duty."1 At the conclusion of Colonel Butler's short address, the Americans opened the battle on the... | |
 | 1856 - 458 halaman
...brave commander. " Men," said he, "yonder is the enemy. The fate of the Hardings tells us what we Lave to expect if defeated. We came out to fight, not only...dearer, to preserve our homes from conflagration, and our women and children from the tomahawk. Stand firm the first shock, and the Indians will give... | |
 | George Peck - 1858 - 448 halaman
...yonder is the enemy. The fate of the Hardings tells us what we have to expect if defeated. We come out to fight, not only for liberty, but for life itself,...to his duty.' "The column had marched up the road running near the bank on which our right rested. On its display, as Denison led off his men, he repeated... | |
 | Henry Barton Dawson - 1858 - 774 halaman
...yonder is the enemy. The fate of the Hardings tells us what we have to expect if defeated. We come out to fight, not only for liberty, but for life itself,...the Indians will give way. Every man to his duty." 4 The column then displayed to the left; and, under the direction of the officers who had been sent... | |
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Men, yonder is the enemy. The fate of the Hardings tells us what we have to expect if defeated. We come out to fight, not only for liberty, but for life itself, and, what is dearer, to preserve our homes from conflagration ; our women and children from... 
