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Title: McClure's magazine
Year: 1893 (1890s)
Authors: McClure, S. S. (Samuel Sidney), 1857-1949
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Publisher: New York : S.S. McClure
Contributing Library: Lincoln Financial Foundation Collection
Digitizing Sponsor: The Institute of Museum and Library Services through an Indiana State Library LSTA Grant

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o dishon- men across a field, when he desired to pass orable performances. A helpless Indian through a gateway into the next inclosure. took refuge in-the camp one day; and the I could not for the life of me, said he, men, who were inspired by what Governor remember the proper word of command Reynolds calls Indian ill-will—that wanton for getting my company endwise, so that it mixture of selfishness, unreason, and cru- could get through the gate; so, as we came elty which seems to seize a frontiersman near the gate, I shouted, This company as soon as he scents a red man—were deter- is dismissed for two minutes, when it will mined to kill the refugee. He had a safe •This story of Kirkpatricks unfair treatment of Lin- conduct from General Cass; but the men, coin we owe to the courtesy of Colonel Clark E. Carr of having Come OUt tO kill Indians and not Galesburg, Illinois, to whom it was told several times by , 11^.1 ,_ j , 1 Greene himself. having succeeded, threatened to take re-
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The black line indicates theroute Lincoin is supposed tohave followed with the armyas far as Whitewater, wherehe was dismissed. When thei army started from near Otta-wa, after the 20th of June, tofollow the Indians up RockRiver, Lincolns battalion wassent towards the northwest, and joined the mainarmy near Lake Koshkonong early in July.Soon after he went to Whitewater, where, aboutthe middle of the month, his battalion was dis-banded, and he returned by foot and canoe toNew Salem. The dotted line shows the routehe is supposed to have taken. The towns namedon the map are those with which Lincoln wasconnected either in his legal or his political life. MAP OF ILLINOIS AND PART OF MICHIGAN TERRITORY SHOWINGCOLNS SUPPOSED LINE OFRCH IN BLACK HAWK WAR SCALE OF MILES 02 E.Y. FARQUHARDEL. 0,1 Longitude West from 89 Greenwich 10 SO 30 40 00 . 60 8S BRADLEY 4 P0ATES.ENGRS, N.Y. 8 MAP OF ILLINOIS IN 1832, PREPARED SPECIALLY FOR McCLUREs MAGAZINE, 132 ABRAHAM LINCOLN. venge on the helpless savage

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