"A military road led from this point to Fort Leavenworth, and for many miles the farms and cabins of the Delawares were scattered at short intervals on either hand"
- Francis Parkman
About this Quote
This quote by Francis Parkman is referring to a roadway that linked Fort Leavenworth to a point in the Midwest. The roadway was used by the military, however it was likewise home to numerous Delawares who had actually settled in the location. The Delawares had developed farms and cabins along the road, which were spaced out at routine periods. This quote is a testimony to the Delawares' presence in the Midwest and their ability to make a home in a place that was not originally theirs. It likewise speaks to the value of the military roadway, which was a crucial link between Fort Leavenworth and the Midwest. The roadway was a symbol of progress and a reminder of the Delawares' strength in the face of hardship.
This quote is written / told by Francis Parkman between September 16, 1823 and November 8, 1893. He/she was a famous Historian from USA.
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