1
What the Goorkha is in Indian warfare, so the Boer is in Africa.
2
In Indian warfare, the victor takes the scalp of his enemy.
3
Then he conceived one of the most brilliant movements known in Indian warfare.
4
Tactics in Indian warfare reduce themselves to a game of hide-and-seek.
5
It yet remained for Gen. Gillem to learn another lesson in Indian warfare.
6
His knowledge of Indian warfare stood him in good stead now.
7
No man east of the mountains knows the horror of that Indian warfare.
8
But Bouquet was not a Braddock, and he was experienced in Indian warfare.
9
You are now my prisoner, and subject to the customs of Indian warfare.
10
His great needs are patience and diplomacy and a knowledge of Indian warfare.
11
The New England settlers, though brave and hardy, were unused to Indian warfare.
12
Old Mene-Seela's lodge could offer another illustration of the ferocity of Indian warfare.
13
In pursuance of this agreement the French, under Champlain, first intervened in Indian warfare.
14
Such were the incidents of Indian warfare-andsuch the fortunate escape of the brothers.
15
These sudden outbreakings were sufficiently common in Indian warfare, and often produced memorable disasters.
16
Every man of middle age in this Western country knows what Indian warfare means.
