Oriskany and Blue Licks Battles Remembered in 1777 and 1782
The article recalls Oriskany on August 6, 1777 in the Mohawk valley with forces led by Sir John Johnson and Brant clashing with American and militia units, and Boone’s Station and Blue Licks in 1782 where Kentuckians led by Daniel Boone faced a mixed force of British, Indians, and renegades. It notes leadership folly, casualties, and the enduring impact on frontier history as part of sesquicentennial commemorations and memory of the Revolution.
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Elmo 6Cott Watson
New York
Oriskany
Sir John Johnson
Cat Mohawie
Earn Senne
Brant
Wil al ‘Boone
William Caldi
Ft. Schuyler
Pregent Arie
Rome
Méhawk Valley
Cel
Barry St. Leger
Mohawk
Albany
Burgoyne
St. Leger
Schuyler
Peter Gansevoort
Marinus Willett
J N. Johnson
John Butler
Walter Butler
Iroquoie Indiana
Gansayoort
Safaty
Tryon County
Chairenan
Metiolag
Terf
Old- Honskol
Herkimer
Gadler- Saccel
Rée
Ft. Pestaen
Torres
Amercan
Cor
Paris
Mohawk Valley
Gansevoort
Col
Manning Willett
Willett
Leger
Ft Rehhuyler
Bt. Schuyler
Bt. Leger
Monawke
Orlakany
Boone
Boons'a
Qld
Booneshourough
Bryan's
Jemny
Bla
Logan
Major McCary
McGary
Chey
Nevosa
Odd
Trigg
McGury
McQury
Kentucklava
Netherland
Bryan
Bodne
Blys
Kentucky
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Anatomy of the human body from a teacher's lesson
A lecturer describes human anatomy and muscles, contrasting voluntary and involuntary systems. He explains bone connections, joints, and the arm girdle, noting the body as a powerful moving machine, with muscles acting as motors that fatigue only rarely and respond to reflexes and commands.
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