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Riddle, Jeff C. Davis

 
9781290142090: The Indian History of the Modoc War, and the Causes That Led to It

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Présentation de l'éditeur

In writing this little book I want to say, I did what 1thought was my duty. I have read so many different works on or about the Modoc war of 1872 and 73. The books I read were so disgusting, I must say that the authors of some of the books certainly were never in the neighborhood of the Lava Beds. They must have dreamt of the Modoc war. I have read Capt. William T. Drannan sbook, Thirty Years on the Plains, where he wrote about the Modoc warriors. According to what he says, he captured and killed more Modoc warriors than Capt. Jack really had when he commenced fighting. Jack only had fifty-two warriors in all. I knew every one of them. It is such men as Mr. Drannan who mislead the public in regard to Indian wars. Mr. Drannan certainly was not anywhere near the Lava Beds at the time of the Modoc war of 1872 and 73, as I do not remember meeting him at that time. In my work I aim to give both sides of the troubles of the Modoc Indians and the whites. The Indian side has never been given to the public yet. I have one drawback: I have no education, but I have tried to write as plain as I could. I use no fine language in my writing, for I lack education. Jeff C. Riddle. This boy Char-ka, meaning in English The Handsome Boy, Jeff C. Riddle, will be heard from sometime in the future in behalf of his mothers people. This statement was taken from page 71 of the book entitled Wi-ne-ma and Her People, by A. B. Meacham, Hartford, Conn., 1876. A prophecy that has now been fulfilled by the same Jeff C. Riddle, who has now written the only Indian history of the Modoc War.
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