One part tells of when Davy still yet a boy, first met Andrew Jackson. Ch. 2 paragraph 4.
One thing that struck me in this story is how bloody tough boys, men, and even women were back then. The mamby pamby boys we got today are a sorry Lott.
Also tell of Davy's being told first had of the New Madrid quake.
Oh dang, this is going to be really good. Just read through the preface, and you'll know what I mean.
That someone so unschooled could speak so plainly, yet understandable, and from a such a plain sense of justice, and honesty, is a person of such a rare nature, that we instantly see the quality that made Davy Crockett so admired.
You want to read an excellent story about Davy Crockett, read this:
https://gutenberg.org/files/58797/58797-h/58797-h.htm (Crockett Scout from 1911)
One part tells of when Davy still yet a boy, first met Andrew Jackson. Ch. 2 paragraph 4.
One thing that struck me in this story is how bloody tough boys, men, and even women were back then. The mamby pamby boys we got today are a sorry Lott.
Also tell of Davy's being told first had of the New Madrid quake.
Excellent reference! I will absolutely read this.
If you find some spare time - The Man From The Alamo - unconventional but very good.
They were all so nondomesticated. From what I have read it was like every time urban life encroached - they split.
Here is: NARRATIVE OF THE LIFE OF DAVID CROCKETT, OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE. (1834) Penned by Crockett himself.
https://gutenberg.org/files/37925/37925-h/37925-h.htm
Oh dang, this is going to be really good. Just read through the preface, and you'll know what I mean.
That someone so unschooled could speak so plainly, yet understandable, and from a such a plain sense of justice, and honesty, is a person of such a rare nature, that we instantly see the quality that made Davy Crockett so admired.