 | Samuel Williams - 1809 - 498 strani
...violence to her person, disputed which ' should be her guard ; and in a fit of savage ' passion in one, from' whose hands she was ' snatched, the unhappy...became the ' victim. Upon the first intelligence of this f event, I obliged the Indians to deliver the ' murderer into my hands ; and though to have '... | |
 | Samuel Williams - 1809 - 496 strani
...had ' brought her off for the purpose of security, ' not of violence to her person, disputed which * should be her guard ; and in a fit of savage * passion in one, From whose hands she was ' snatched, the unhappy woman became the * victim. Upon the first intelligence... | |
 | 1820 - 544 strani
...who had brought her off, for the purpose of security, not of violence to her person, disputed which should be her guard, and in a fit of savage passion, in one, from whose hands she was snatched, the unhappy woman became the victim. Upon the first intelligence... | |
 | Benjamin Silliman - 1820 - 458 strani
...who had brought her off, for the purpose of security, not of violence te her person, disputed which should be her guard, and in a fit of savage passion, in one, from whose hands she was snatched, the unhappy woman became the victim. Upon the first intelligence... | |
 | Benjamin Silliman - 1820 - 464 strani
...who had brought her off, for the purpose of security, not of violence to lier person, disputed which should be her guard, and in a fit of savage passion, in one, from whose hands she was snatched, the unhappy woman berame the victim. Upon the first intelligence... | |
 | Samuel Griswold Goodrich - 1822 - 368 strani
...who had brought her off, for the purpose of security, not of violence to her person, disputed which should be her guard, and in a fit of savage passion, in one from whose hands she was snatched, the unhappy woman became the victim. Upon the first intelligence... | |
 | Benjamin Silliman - 1822 - 152 strani
...who had brought her off, for the purpose of security, not of violence to her person, disputed which should be her guard, and in a fit of savage passion in one, from whose hands she was snatched, the unhappy woman became the victim. Upon the first intelligence... | |
 | James Thacher - 1823 - 686 strani
...brought Miss McCrea off, for the purpose of security, not of violence to her person, disputed which should be her guard, and in a fit of savage passion,...was snatched, the unhappy woman became the victim." He expressed sorrow and regret for the tragic scenes, and further stated that he obliged the Indians... | |
 | Jedidiah Morse - 1824 - 524 strani
...brought Miss McCrea off, for the purpose of security, not of violence to her person, disputed Which should be her guard, and in a fit of savage passion,...whose hands she was snatched, the unhappy woman became ihe victim." He expressed sorrow and regret for the tragic scenes, and further stated that he obliged... | |
 | Benjamin Silliman - 1824 - 478 strani
...not of violence to her person, disputed which should be her guard, and in a fit of savage passion, in one from whose hands she was snatched, the unhappy...became the victim- Upon the first intelligence of this event, I obliged the Indians to deliver the murderer into my hands, and though, to have punished... | |
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The fact was no premeditated barbarity. On the contrary, two chiefs who had brought her off for the purpose of security, not of violence to her person, disputed which should be her guard, and in a fit of savage passion in one, from whose hands she was... 
