Races with the Indians A Cree War narrative 1838
A fragmentary memoir recounts a youth’s forced enlistment as a volunteer during the Creek War of 1836 1838. The narrator describes brutal ambushes fierce fighting near the Creek nation a perilous retreat through swamp and woods and a dramatic escape to safety with a fellow soldier.
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Escape from Indian Raiders Amid Georgia Farmstead Fire
Survivors recount a perilous trek from Shepard’s plantation through desolate countryside. They secure a horse and gear, dodge pursuing Native forces, and reach friendly lines, while the wounded captain and comrades receive care. A concluding poem recalls Gwinnett County origins and battles with hostile tribes.
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