Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 101
ations. were so weak they had to be supported by companions and hadto be literally carried out of the water. Some of them hung totrees and floated on the old logs. Finally dry land was reachedat last.* One of the most remarkable forced marches on record whichhad lasted fourteen days was at an end.… … :<;:■• BOWMANS MARCH TO CAHOKIA.--CLARKS MARCH TOHASKA5KIA ANDVINCENNE3- Fort Sackville, Hamilton was as startled and amazed as if hehad received an electric shock. Clarks men had halted on adelightful dry spot of ground of about ten acres. They foundthat the fires which they built had little or…
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