...Wis. Hist. Soc. Coll., i, 36, 1855) : " This day, 12 warriors of the Sous came here [Green Bay, Wis.]. It is certainly the greatest nation of Indians ever yet found. Not above 2,000 of them were ever armed with fire-arms, the rest depending entirel von bows and arrows and darts,...

...receive English traders. Lieutenant Gorell, who was the first Englishman to describe the Sioux, wrote: "It is certainly the greatest nation of Indians ever...ever armed with firearms, the rest depending entirely upon bows and arrows. They can shoot the wildest and largest beasts in the woods at seventy and one...

...receive English traders. Lieutenant Gorell, who was the first Englishman to describe the Sioux, wrote: "It is certainly the greatest nation of Indians ever...ever armed with firearms, the rest depending entirely upon bows and arrows. They can shoot the wildest and largest beasts in the woods at seventy and one...

...their slaves or dogs." Gorrell was much impressed by what he saw and heard of the Sioux and wrote : It is certainly the greatest nation of Indians ever...were ever armed with fire-arms, the rest depending entlrely on bows and arrows and darts, which they use with more skill than any other Indian nation...

...this regard as late as 1763: "This day, 12 warriors of the Sioux came here [Green Bay, Wisconsin]. It is certainly the greatest nation of Indians ever yet found. Not above 2,000 of them were ever armed with fire-arms, the rest depending entirely on bows and arrows and darts,...