 And our prisoners, what of them ? ' '"Nothing of them; there would be no prisoners. Do they take any prisoners from me? Surrounded, I do not surrender; surprised, I do not give way to panic; outnumbered, I rely upon common sense and stubborn fighting;...  Noted Guerrillas: Or The Warfare of the Border... - Page 158by John Newman Edwards - 1877 - 488 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Kansas State Historical Society - 1906 - 684 pages
...beneath her banners there are scarcely 20,000.' " ' What would you do, Captain Quantrill, were yours the power and the opportunity ? ' '"Do, Mr. Secretary?...a dozen devils, I add to my hoofs the swiftness of a horse, and to my horns the terrors of a savage following. Kansas should be laid waste at once. Meet... | |
 | Thomas Franklin Berry - 1914 - 530 pages
...independence of our people, or find for them all an early grave. And what about our prisoners? Do they take prisoners from me? Surrounded, I do not surrender;...sense and stubborn fighting. Proscribed, I answer by proclamation. Hunted, I hunt my hunters in turn. I feel my power. Hated and made blacker than ten... | |
 | Duane Schultz - 1997 - 372 pages
...independence of my people or I would find them graves." "And our prisoners, what of them?" Seddon asked. "Nothing of them; there would be no prisoners. Do...a dozen devils, I add to my hoofs the swiftness of the horse, and to my horns the terrors of a savage following. Kansas should be laid waste at once.... | |
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