 | Buffalo Bill - Frontier and pioneer life - 1888 - 780 pages
...wagon train to follow as fast as possible, while he pushed ahead on a forced march. At the same time I was ordered to pick out five or six of the best Pawnees, and go on in advance of the command, keeping ten or twelve miles ahead on the trail, so that when we overtook... | |
 | Buffalo Bill - Frontier and pioneer life - 1888 - 1042 pages
...wagon train to follow as fast as possible, while he pushed ahead on a forced march. At the same time I was ordered to pick out five or six of the best Pawnees, and go on in advance of the command, keeping ten or twelve miles ahead on the trail, so that when we overtook... | |
 | Henry Inman, Buffalo Bill - History - 1898 - 574 pages
...wagon-train to follow as fast as possible, while he pushed ahead on a forced march. At the same time I was ordered to pick out five or six of the best Pawnees, and go on in advance of the command, keeping ten or twelve miles ahead on the trail, so that when we overtook... | |
 | Buffalo Bill - Frontier and pioneer life - 1917 - 392 pages
...wagon train to follow as fast as possible, while he pushed ahead on a forced march. At the same time I was ordered to pick out five or six of the best Pawnees, and go on in advance of the command, keeping ten or twelve miles ahead on the trail, so that when we overtook... | |
 | Don Russell - Biography & Autobiography - 1960 - 564 pages
...Scouts with General Carr that discovered the Camp of Tall Bull." Cody clarifies this point, saying, "I was ordered to pick out five or six of the best Pawnees, and go in advance of the command. . . . We discovered the village. . . . Here I left the Pawnee scouts... | |
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Carr accordingly selected all his best horses, which could stand a hard run, and gave orders for the wagon train to follow as fast as possible, while he pushed ahead on a forced march. At the same time I was ordered to pick out five or six of the best... 