How does Elizabeth describe the soldiers and
white men?
as sympathizers forced into a duty
as heartless hunters and thieves
as indifferent bystanders
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The soldiers gathered them up, all up, and
put them in camps. They hunted them and
ran them down until they got all of them.
Even before they were loaded in wagons,
many of them got sick and died. They were all
grief stricken they lost all on earth they had.
White men even robbed their dead's graves to
get their jewelry and other little trinkets.
They saw to stay was impossible and
Cherokees told Gen. Scott they would go
without further trouble and the long journey
started. They did not all come at once. First
one batch and then another. The sick, old,
and babies rode... on household wagons.
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