Vulgar words in The Old Northwest : A chronicle of the Ohio Valley and beyond (Page 1)
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He plunged ahead of his men, struck tip songs and cheers to keep them in spirit, played the buffoon, went wherever danger was greatest, and by an almost unmatched display of bravery, tact, and firmness, won the redoubled admiration of his suffering followers and held them together.