. Outdoor-Leben und indischen Geschichten : Making open air Leben attraktiv für junge Amerikaner, indem sie ihnen alles über Holzarbeiten, Zeichen und Signalisierung, die Sterne, Angeln, Camping ... : auch Geschichten von bekannten Jägern und Pfadfindern, großen Indianern und Kriegern ... alle von ihnen wahr und interessant. NORDINDISCHER T<VREM KAPITEL XIII KAMPF GEGEN SCHICKSAL SCHWARZ HAWK UND SEINEN KRIEG. LACK HAWK wurde am Rock River, in Illinois, um das Jahr 1767 geboren. Als er erst fünfzehnjährig war, nahm er die Kopfhaut eines Feindes ein und erlangte bald so viel Ruhm auf dem Kriegsweg, dass er zu einem der führenden Führer wurde, und oftenhea

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. Outdoor life and Indian stories : making open air life attractive to young Americans by telling them all about woodcraft, signs and signaling, the stars, fishing, camping ... : also stories of noted hunters and scouts, great Indians and warriors ... all of them true and interesting . NORTHERN INDIAN t<vreM CHAPTER XIII FIGHTING AGAINST FATE BLACK HAWK AND HIS WAR. LACK HAWK was born on Rock River, in Illinois, about the year 1767. When only fifteenyears old he took the scalp of an enemy andsoon gained so much fame on the war path, that he became one of the foremost of leaders, and oftenheaded parties of his people against other tribes. It was claimedby the majority of the chiefs and sachems of the Sacs andFoxes that the treaty made with Governor Harrison in 1804, by which their lands east of the Mississippi were sold, wasexecuted on the part of the Indians by a few chiefs, who hadno authority of the nation to whom the act was unknownuntil some time later. When, therefore, the Americans builta fort on the Mississippi, the Indians were angry and tried tocut off the garrison. When Illinois became a State, in 1818, hundreds of emi-grants flocked thither. They came so fast that their settle-ments surrounded the territory occupied by the Sacs andFoxes. Trouble is sure to come when such a state of affairsexists. The Indians looked upon the white people

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