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circumstance of the two Ridges & Bodinot being killed & the violent threats of revenge made by some of their friends against the lives of innocent persons. He adds that to prevent the shedding of innocent blood, a number of the well disposed people have been compelled to assemble with arms in hand for the sole purpose of acting on the defensive and repelling any lawless attack on | circumstance of the two Ridges & Bodinot being killed & the violent threats of revenge made by some of their friends against the lives of innocent persons. He adds that to prevent the shedding of innocent blood, a number of the well disposed people have been compelled to assemble with arms in hand for the sole purpose of acting on the defensive and repelling any lawless attack on the lives of unoffending individuals.- that since then, several of the persons "[[not clear]]" threatening revenge, have gone to Fort Gibson, as they say, for protection: that Gen: Arbuckle, prier to this, had invited the western chiefs, as the writer was advised, with the view of their taking, in conjunction with himself & other Chiefs | ||
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1839 June 30. circumstance of the two Ridges & Bodinot being killed & the violent threats of revenge made by some of their friends against the lives of innocent persons. He adds that to prevent the shedding of innocent blood, a number of the well disposed people have been compelled to assemble with arms in hand for the sole purpose of acting on the defensive and repelling any lawless attack on the lives of unoffending individuals.- that since then, several of the persons "not clear" threatening revenge, have gone to Fort Gibson, as they say, for protection: that Gen: Arbuckle, prier to this, had invited the western chiefs, as the writer was advised, with the view of their taking, in conjunction with himself & other Chiefs